The Welcome Connective : Grieving Well - Living Well
Embodied practices, processes and support in a welcoming place for fostering mutual wellbeing; through connecting deeply with ourselves, with others and the earth, together. I welcome respectful responses to content I post. Advertising or links to other sites will only be accepted at my discretion. Thank you for respecting this space. Marlies
Would you like to learn how to increase your wellbeing through doing the things that make your mind clearer, your heart sing and your body hum, and that don’t cost the earth? Would you like to be part of a network of people who have similar aspirations, who are interested in learning and contributing to a shared way of being and doing together? There is no better time to start looking after ourselves, each other and the earth, than now. The heart of The Welcome Connective is a welcoming, safe, and brave space for doing just that:
* creating a sense of community and belonging,
* for people of all ages, backgrounds, cultures, genders, religions;
* restoring connection with ourselves, each other and nature (being), and
* supporting each other in learning about and doing the things that we know improve wellbeing - our own, our community’s and the earth’s. The Welcome Connective will offer a variety of services: online and in-person courses, workshops, seminars, presentations and ongoing practice groups, and we have started with an introductory baseline course. Courses, programmes, workshops and seminars will be posted as "events" on this page, as well as on the website once that is up and running. Please "follow" this page if you are interested in keeping up to date with when new offerings become available
Current Services:
1. The “Doing and Being Well Together Practice Circle” is an introductory programme, that encompasses the core of what The Welcome Connective is about: supporting each other to learn about and do the things that we know improve wellbeing - our own, our community’s and the earth’s. Currently this programme is offered on line. In the future I intend to also run this programme in person, with local communities, work-places and other groups as requested. (Cover photo credit: esbphotography@outlook.com)
