This lab focused on exploring the disconnection of both the masculine and the feminine from the earth and each other and building the capacities and processes needed for re-connection. It involved a range of online sessions, solo 4-6 hour quests in nature, creative expression, and gender-focused sessions. We sought an intimate, committed group to explore the nature of a connected and disconnected masculine and feminine. We experimented with deep processes to restore the web of life by healing and reconnecting the traumatized masculine and feminine to the earth and each other.
People who have had some experience in the Hübl field and who were able to convey a sincere interest in the topic.<br />
We started out with 20 participants and ended with 14 participants. We met 13 times between Jan – Nov 2024.<br />
"The group has been a safe space to be seen and heard and appreciated the vulnerability. Given me the chance to explore my relationship with nature with earth, and thank you for connecting to my body."
"I found myself more and more feeling the sense of my body actually being part of the earth, the living earth. And when I felt that the collective trauma of the masculine and feminine in my body felt so much more manageable, workable, and my body had much greater capacity to metabolize that trauma and its lessons."
"I felt that my experience had much in common with every single member of the Lab. it reached across gender, sex and cultural differences. The Lab connected us in our feelings of fragmentation."
"Trusting men’s experiences is not always at the top of my list. In this Lab, I was touched by the plight of men and the crisis of masculinity in today’s world. It opened my heart to individual men in a space of respect and compassion- and, crucially, safety. For this I am grateful."
"Having an overall plan was helpful but also allowing things to emerge through the session was great - I appreciated a mix of both. It's not always comforting to allow flow but that is truly where the magic happens and I think we need to continue to create space for flow. It was good that there wasn't too much rigid planning as it allowed space for individual exploration and sharing."
"The lab feels like a dream, a companion, it felt like it existed on this other plane within. It's more about the feeling I come away with, there is a lot I can't remember cognitively, it's been so lovely and touching to see glimpses of your lives and the search of how to live well, a courageous journey."
Crisis Trauma Relief
Trauma-Informed Practice
Collective Trauma Integration
Community of Practice
Raising Awareness
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Louise Marra 
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