COMMUNITY Of Practice
A Space of Relatedness & Shared Learning
Shared learning in community is part of a healthy way of living. Our relations are an essential part of who we are – I am because you are. The Pocket Project is committed to offering opportunities for us to relate and practice our tools and the ‘superpowers’ to meet life more fully together. Our presence, relatedness and compassion are needed to activate the healthy response mechanisms of our global immune system.
Our world is rapidly changing, and we are called to remember and practice skills that help us to navigate complexity with resilience and joy. In these calls, we practice mindfulness, meditation, presence, resourcing, self-care, self-regulation, relating, co-regulation, co-creativity and how to cultivate coherent we-spaces – amongst other important medicines for our time. These calls are a gift from Pocket Project facilitators, welcoming everyone – and also, over time, building a shared we-space of increased synchronisation and resonance.
In 2023, we are bringing to you a continuous journey of Community Calls – together they constitute a ‘Training in basic skills for Presence and Relatedness’.
Compassion is not a relationship between the healer and the wounded. It’s a relationship between equals. Only when we know our darkness well can we be present with the darkness of others. Compassion becomes real when we recognise our shared humanity.
– Pema Chödrön
Resources for Trauma-Informed Living -
Our next calls will take place on:
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Facilitators
Louise Marra
is a founder of Spirited Leadership and a founder of Unity House. She has her own individual and group coaching and development practice which brings together many years of practice in facilitation, meditation, mindfulness, nature based programmes, yoga, qi gong, transpersonal psychology and shadow work. Louise works both globally and locally and is the director of the Leadership New Zealand programme and a catalyst and advisor for the Centre for Social Impact.
Karen Simms
is an extremely skilled trauma-informed coach, community leader, organizational founder and deeply loving soul. Her consummate skills, clear vision and commitment to trauma-informed communities and healing including racial equity, generational wounding and community healing from a heart of love.
Kosha Joubert
Tobias Konermann
Tobias Konermann is a Clinical Psychologist and Psychotherapist
practicing in Berlin, Germany. He teaches at several institutes for
psychotherapy training (DGVT, HAP) and is specialized working with
developmental trauma. Tobias has developed maps for principles of
process-oriented change and offers trainings for psychotherapists and
coaches. Tobias has worked extensively for 10 years with Thomas Hübl, he
is a leading member of the Assistancegroup in the Academy of Inner
Science and a teaching assistant in NARM trainings across Europe.
Karen Gold Sherman
Markus Hirzig
Hilorie Baer
Laura Calderón De Le Barca
Robin Alfred
Gary Joplin
Giselle Charbonnier
Teddy Frank
Bee James
Anne Huhn
13. February 2023 8-9.30pm Berlin
9-10.30pm Kyiv/ 2-3.30pm NYC / 11-12.30noon LA
Phases of Development – Understanding Change through a Developmental Lens with Tobias Konermann
13. March 2023 8-9.30pm Berlin
9-10.30pm Kyiv/ 2-3.30pm NYC / 11-12.30noon LA
Intimacy with Nature – A Home for our Soul