SESSION 3: WHAT-ABOUT-ISM
This session introduces an awareness practice for reversing the “what-about-ism”cycle, in facilitating hot spot to cool spot in inner/outer teams. Each class is equally interconnected and a standalone. Scholarships and fee relief available.
Facilitator: Julia Wolfson
Organizer: Processwork Institute Lithuania – Zbyszek (Zibi) Miłuński
Time: 19.01.2026 4 pm – 6 pm CET
Place: Online, on zoom
Price: 35 euro; scholarships available.
Please if Interested, send an email to: zbyszekmil at gmail.com
3 Day Seminar in Kenya
Facilitator: Mildred Opondo
Co-ordinator: Mwita Nyansoho
Session 4 (last in this series) To fight or not to fight? Tha is the question! Registration here: https://forms.gle/dFtfxTNH65CSamNo8 This 4-part series is an experimental learning space to practice together with the purpose of illuminating a unique-to-you liberation structure within the experience of failure. The journey between living and being fulfilled can feel like an uphill […]
3-day Deep Democracy training for anyone ready to navigate conflict with courage wishing for more clarity, groundedness, and awareness.
Facilitators: Anna Gabryjelska-Basiuk & Stephanie Bachmair
2-day in person experiential Process Work seminar in Oslo. For caregivers at home or at work, special education teachers, social care practitioners and clinicians, and their learning and professional guides.
Facilitator: Julia Wolfson
Beyond the comfort of agreement lies a world of different voices—join us for an open exploration of the tensions, hopes, and hurdles that define our meetings with ‘the other’.
Free event in Hamburg
Facilitators: Yuliya Filippovska with Mildred Opondo
Organiser: Deep Democracy Institute International (DDII)
Info and registration – yoolka at gmail.com
Pricing options on event page. Full scholarships are also available.
Time: 4-6pm CET
Place: Online, on zoom
Price: 35 euro; scholarships available.
Organizer: Processwork Institute Lithuania – Steph Bachmair
Please if interested, send an email to: steph.bachmair at gmail.com
Unintentional movements include gestures that don’t go along with the content of our speech, as well as movement processes like tripping and losing balance. Instead of trying to control or correct these, we will practice following them to find the treasures in the information they bring. This follows the concept that our experiences that are most “out of control” bring wisdom and new ways out of our everyday mindsets and identities, opening surprising and often wonderful new worlds and directions.
Facilitator: Ellen Schupbach
Organiser: Deep democracy Institute International (DDII)
To register: ellen@maxfxx.net
Pricing options on event page. Full scholarships are also available
