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Facilitator: Julia Wolfson 

Facilitator: Dr Julia Wolfson Organiser: Maricela O'Donahue

Facilitators: Drs Ellen and Max Schupbach and team

Convenor: Dr Godisang Mookodi 
Facilitator: Dr Julia Wolfson 

Facilitator: Julia Wolfson 
Team development

Alliance for Regenerative Landscapes and Social Health

Presenter: Dr. Julia Wolfson
Based on real situations from participant's practice, this module offers a multi-levelled approach to interactive learning to develop inner aptitudes for working with students, clients, teams and whole systems. Dynamic learning hubs and experiential, reflective learning for practitioners, specialists. therapists and human service provider leaders and administrators

Find beauty and surprises in everyday tensions and conflicts for human and community flourishing Session 2 - Interacting when you feel under attack For Shepherds Ground Farm and Village Presenter: Julia Wolfson

Presentation, inner work, interactive case Free

Deep Democracy Alliance seminar + filming event Drs. Ellen Schupbach, Xenia Kuleshova, Max Schupbach 23 - 26 May Max writes: We want to film and show to the world, how discovering the dreaming power behind our challenges shows the beauty of people and life... In my personal mind, this seminar also is trying to honor […]

BARE BONES FACILITATION LAB Parzival Leadership team  December 17: Hotspots + unfolding January 9: Family Systems, societal critics and unfolding January  23: Facilitating your team + unfolding  February 6: Leading yourself + unfolding  FACILITATOR: Julia Wolfson   

Bare bones have been used as children’s games and oracles since time immemorial to access the dreaming power surging through the manifest world of experience. In this series, we will practice Processwork and deep democracy awareness skills to get to the bare bones behind individual, collective, structural and systemic currents of information in the moment as one simultaneous ecology. The red thread in this series is a focus on untapped inner powers – innate skills that are readily accessible in anyone, for navigating the ups and downs of personal life, in teams and groups, world events, leadership and organisational contexts.

In this series, we will practice Processwork and deep democracy awareness skills to get to the bare bones behind individual, collective, structural and systemic currents of information in the moment as one simultaneous ecology.Processwork is a science, an art and a practice. Experience is the material under investigation. Deep democracy as a mindset welcomes all levels of experience. A puzzling situation or a beautiful moment can become more luminous. Impossible problems beyond our control can surprise us with an incepted moment of elation. Conflicts can be more fruitful. Being together or alone get a new lustre and tomorrow’s visions may show up today!

Session 4 in the Bare Bones Series: going here, getting to real, coming alive! 10 March - At the edge of conflict: lava palaver!  We will practice slow motion techniques to uncover new powers at the edge of the conflict Recordings available for previous sessions: 10 February - Edges and identities: A new world right here! 6 January […]

Untamed Ecology
The 2025 Intensive confronts the deepening fault lines of global polarization — manifesting as political fragmentation, regional and continental wars, resource-driven trade battles, escalating climate crises, and the rising specter of unpredictable pandemics.
Around the world, political and interest groups are locked in a battle of narratives, vying for the hearts and minds of everyday people. But our two decades of work bridging the Global North and Global South have revealed something quieter — and more powerful — beneath the noise: a deeper reality where human connection transcends ideology.

A skill-based Process Work facilitation lab for practitioners and learning guides: educators + teachers, supporters, faciliators, therapists, social workers, clinicians etc. What does it take to work with a person in a way that doesn’t OVERstand, rather UNDERstands…in a way that doesn’t WEAKENpersonal power and agency, rather FACILITATES access to inner strength and personal power to bring unique potentials, and initiative into every day life and dreams? What does it take to train your awareness to see first the talents and strengths of a person, versus fall into the “I can see what’s wrong with you and I can fix you” trap? 

Side by Side Process 'unfolding

Process Unfolding with leaders and care team

Facilitators: Daisy Nduku , Julia Wolfson and DDI Kenya coaches. The DDI Kenya Coaching Program and Diploma program is a diverse learning initiative that is open to learners from across East Africa and the wider African region. We bring together a diversity of coaches through culture both from Kenya and around the world to support learners through depth-coaching sessions.
This program creates a space to deepen coaching awareness: how to prepare and choose an issue for coaching, how to sort out an issue to bring forward during a session, and how to know if you are ready for coaching. It also emphasizes the importance of confidentiality, supervision during coaching, building an honest and mutual coaching relationship, and developing your inner facilitator and coach within the unique context of your own situation.

Join us to explore transition capabilities and rediscover the tool kit that has always been with you! Inner tools help us know when it's time to take a bus, an underpass or spread your wings and fly!  You can try to borrow someone else’s toolkit, but at some point you may find it is easier, more fun and nourishing to curate your own! Remember how you grew up from a child to an adult. You may not know but you made it! At this seminar, each participant will be able to curate a unique inner tool kit to support your navigate powers:

In life, we often see people living within what seems like a tightly defined world. Invisible lines mark where we are “supposed” to stand, guiding how we think, act, and dream. We’re told not to color outside those lines when it comes to change. It’s easy to imagine that those with money or influence live freely—but they, too, move within invisible boundaries shaped by expectations.
Look closely, and you’ll notice that life is divided into layers—those with less, those in between, and those with more. These invisible lines don’t just define access to power or opportunity; they also shape how we see ourselves and others.
Yet, here’s the deeper truth: the ground has never truly been level. The goalposts keep shifting. And still—through every shift, your essence endures. You’ve learned, adapted, evolved, not out of weakness but out of strength. There is courage in resilience, and beauty in reinvention. There is nothing wrong with coloring outside the lines when life keeps redrawing them. Now, imagine this: what if we stopped fearing those invisible boundaries and started dancing with them? What if we dreamed so boldly that it scared us—and then brought those dreams to life? Not just for ourselves, but for our families, our communities, and yes—for the world.

A Process Work learning event. We fail, we feel this or that, we pick ourselves up, dust off and grow from it. Nice idea. But for many of us,  those voices in your head remind of what you are not and what should have been, and block learning. These voices are SOOO resilient and stick like super glue. They trap you into only focusing on whats wrong and what you wish you had done, or who is at fault ....But are they hard wired? While the experience can be totally devastating, is there any way out of the failure prison? The playful images here are meant as encouragement to not only suffer, but to access your joy process within the difficulties.

A Process Work learning event. We fail, we feel this or that, we pick ourselves up, dust off and grow from it. Nice idea. But for many of us,  those voices in your head remind of what you are not and what should have been, and block learning. These voices are SOOO resilient and stick like super glue. They trap you into only focusing on whats wrong and what you wish you had done, or who is at fault ....But are they hard wired? While the experience can be totally devastating, is there any way out of the failure prison? The playful images here are meant as encouragement to not only suffer, but to access your joy process within the difficulties.

A Process Work learning event. We fail, we feel this or that, we pick ourselves up, dust off and grow from it. Nice idea. But for many of us,  those voices in your head remind of what you are not and what should have been, and block learning. These voices are SOOO resilient and stick like super glue. They trap you into only focusing on whats wrong and what you wish you had done, or who is at fault ....But are they hard wired? While the experience can be totally devastating, is there any way out of the failure prison? The playful images here are meant as encouragement to not only suffer, but to access your joy process within the difficulties.

2 day in person Process Work seminar

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Worldwork Lab: Leadership in the Heat of Change
Leadership today calls for more than technical skill — it asks for self-awareness, emotional agility, and the ability to stay present under pressure.
Worldwork, developed by Arnold Mindell, offers practical awareness tools to navigate conflict, polarization, and uncertainty. It helps leaders access flow between vision, lived experience, and results — where clarity, vitality, and creativity emerge.
In this experiential workshop, we’ll explore:
Symmetry: how inner experience mirrors outer dynamics
Rank & privilege: awareness of power in yourself and systems
Conflict phases: matching interventions to the moment
Hotspots & coolspots: moving from stuckness to flow
Facilitators:
Dr. Julia Wolfson (Australia) – Process Work facilitator and Deep Democracy coach working with leaders and communities worldwide.
Trine-Line Biong (Norway) – facilitator and trainer in dialogue, leadership, and conflict resolution.

This seminar is for Camphill leaders, house managers and side-by-side supporters - social and clinical therapists

What does it really take to work with a person in a way that doesn't OVERstand, rather UNDERstands...**. in a way that doesn't WEAKEN personal power and agency, rather FACILITATES access to inner strength and personal power to bring unique potentials, and initiative into every day life and dreams? What does it take to train your awareness to see first the talents and strengths of a person, versus fall into the "I can see what's wrong with you and I can fix you" trap?

What to Expect
Nugget theoretical frame for each skill
“Fishbowl” practice sessionsInner-work exercises to access internal information from the dreaming world
Small and large group exchanges and deepening. of the individual/collective symmetry
What You’ll Do
Use yourself as the primary “practice field” as we discover the language of signals - and relieve your client and yourself of pathologising self-criticism
Decipher the social, geopolitical and ecological patterns within a personal situation and reduce the emotional, spiritual and physical load the person carries to compensate for the whole.

Looking forward to learning together!

season finale - ok so you fall down. what is YOUR inbuilt talent for picking yourself up again and brushing off the dust, bouncing back in a good mood within 24 hours.
Scholarships and fee relief info on registration link here: https://forms.gle/h2o2DDYwQL9U7LEm7

Follow the signals until the process reveals its next step. We will earn together to notice the signals of change already unfolding in people, groups and systems.
Facilitator: Julia Wolfson
Time: 6-8pm Sydney; 10am-12noon CET
Infli and registration including payment options and scholarships: https://forms.gle/FmVy1zLbRoYyQqTU6

In this learning series we are exploring ways to notice small signals that often contain the seeds of rippling change | stay present in the stretch zone at the edge between identities where familiar and illusive perspectives begin to appear | follow the intelligence of the field rather than forcing outcomes
For facilitators, coaches, leaders and life artists — both those familiar with Process Work and curious newcomers — curious about the small signals that reveal where change is already present.
Facilitator: Julia Wolfson
Sydney time 6-8pm; CET 10am - 12 noon
Registration and info including payments and scholarships: https://forms.gle/Ro261dcqBLc6MaxV9

This seminar offers learning tools to grow from, based on an attitude of welcoming life as it is. This attitude is at the heart of Process Work’s deep democracy, an attitude and practice for navigating personal and collective experiences. The practices at the seminar are meant as tools in discovering the hidden symmetry and beauty between inner and outer life situations, even those that may appear chaotic. 
Facilitators: Lynn Chalobon, Bo Winitra; Numthip Ketsumpan, Joe Pluemjit, Julia Wolfson 

In this learning series we are exploring ways to notice small signals | stay present in the stretch zone | follow the intelligence of the field.
For facilitators, coaches, leaders and life artists — both those familiar with Process Work and curious newcomers — curious about the small signals that reveal where change is already present.
Facilitator: Julia Wolfson
Sydney time 6-8pm; CET 10am - 12 noon
Registration and info including payments and scholarships: https://forms.gle/Ro261dcqBLc6MaxV9
Take whole series or pick and choose

Ghosts of Rank and Privilege
This seminar deepens awareness of systemic and personal power. Participants explore how privilege, marginalization, and unconscious rank shape group and individual dynamics, and how eldership can offer a path toward healing.
Facilitators: Daisy Nduku, Smith Mboya, Julia Wolfson 
Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf-tPjvPQm7ODBOh9Z_J7Kvuj8hmNd03B6Bf3HfDGThG3yFsA/viewform