Council Circle on Grief

Grief is a part of life.

As well as joy there is loss, pain and wounding. Feelings of grief are a natural response to this.  What will we do with our grief and pain is the next question. One that elder Martin Prechtel says “grief is eagerly awaiting to hear our answer too”.

In this council, we will explore through or own listening and stories, health in relation to this question. We look forward to being with you in the Glade.

Council circle practice is an age old tradition that is a sharing method of lived experiences, focused on empathy and active listening. It enables individuals to give voice to their stories, develop mutual respect, cultivate a compassionate response to anger, defensiveness, and inequalities, as well as strengthen emotional health and resilience.

For any questions on the topic or session please contact Heidi Rose at info@circlewise.co / 07891062769

Bookings Essential. Limited spaces, donations welcome.

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Run by the Woods for Wellness project and facilitated by CircleWise CIC.

Woods for Wellness aims to establish subsidised woodland wellness services for the community, intertwining the natural healing environment of woodlands with professional therapeutic guidance. Woods for Wellness is a project formed under The Woodland Presents CIC – a social enterprise that exists to find the best ways to live with trees and forests. Supported by Devon Community Foundation #GiveLoveDevon.

Circlewise is a service that provides facilitated listening circles and the way of council training to community members, organisation’s and those working in education. They are committed to supporting individuals, groups, schools and the community by building life skills in communication and empathy through circle practices.

“I loved the time in the woods connecting with like minded people, I came away feeling nourished, inspired and very full of gratitude. Wonderfully held , beautiful space, well closed”

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