Offerings
We offer two complementary kinds of work: community engagements designed for a specific group, organization, or team — and public workshops open to anyone curious about transformational and relational practice, whether new to the path or already walking it for some time.
How an engagement works
A free 30-minute conversation to discover how we can collaborate.
A clear written proposal: what we'd do, who from our team, the time frame, and the contribution. Every proposal is shaped to your group.
We bring the work and hold the field. Most engagements include a follow-up to support integration into ongoing practice.
Community offerings
Designed to support coherence, joint practice, and group purpose alignment.
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Lineage
Duration
A facilitated discovery space for harvesting and documenting individual and collective “purpose pieces” to support group alignment and direction.
Lineage: Developed by Nina Chausow & Emma van den Boogert during Regenera Phase I.
In small groups, participants share and discover how to create regenerative cultures at the personal, interpersonal, and systemic levels, creating new visions and pathways for individual and collective transformation.
Lineage: Developed by Karl Steyaert & Hannah Hirsh.
A community hygiene practice where participants, supported by witnesses and/or facilitation, share anything that they have held back from another member of the group or the group as a whole in service of creating more intimacy.
Lineage: Developed by the Regenera core team.
A circle technology dedicated to creating group transparency through individuals revealing themselves vulnerably and honestly to the group. The process is supported by facilitators who invite participants to dramatize or exaggerate their inner experience so that it can be seen and transformed.
Lineage: From the German community ZEGG, also practiced at Tamera, where Hannah and Nina received it.
One of many iterations of the Ways of Council circle technologies, this specific iteration of the practice focuses on speaking and listening from the heart via a spiral of witnessing and sharing.
Lineage: Developed by Roshi Joan Halifax at the Ojai Foundation.
Public workshops
Standalone sessions accessible to a general public.
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A space to consciously feel and resensitize. All feelings are welcome at any intensity. Participants practice feeling and holding space for each other in pairs.
From the Possibility Management lineage; Valerie Lankford's work on conscious feelings.
A radical space to reconnect with the power and intelligence of anger by exploring the feeling without judgment or restriction.
From the Possibility Management lineage.
This introduction to IFS, the compassion-oriented therapeutic modality developed by Dr. Richard Schwartz, supports participants with tools and practices for self-inquiry and integration.
Offered by Karl Steyaert, Levels 1–3 certified IFS therapist.
Nonviolent Communication offers a framework for sharing feelings and needs. Participants practice the four components — observations, feelings, needs, requests — through guided exercises and paired work.
Offered by Karl Steyaert, CNVC Certified Trainer & Assessor.
Drawn from Authentic Relating, this space brings attention and presence to what happens in the relational space between two people by slowing down and coming into presence.
Authentic Relating and adjacent expression modalities.
Reshape your relationship with feedback from criticism to a loving report of what worked or didn't. Practice giving and receiving feedback and coaching from a place of compassion and empowerment.
Possibility Management and other relational practices.
A singing circle dedicated to collective emergence through embodiment, voice liberation, and mantra-oriented singing.
Developed by Emma van den Boogert; debuted in Amsterdam.
Curious whether we'd be a fit?
A free 30-minute call to explore alignment.
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