Many of us are feeling how much tension, division, and fragmentation are present in the world right now.
We encounter it in our work, in our communities, in our organizations, and sometimes even within ourselves.
As therapists, facilitators, practitioners, teachers, and people accompanying others, we may find ourselves asking:
What I appreciate in David Young’s work is that it does not seek quick resolution or agreement.
It invites something slower, more embodied, and deeply relational.
A way of staying with what is present with awareness, listening, regulation, and the possibility that something new can emerge collectively.
This training offers an experiential introduction to The Art of Collective Integration (ACI), developed by David Young.
Through embodied and relational exploration, participants are invited into a deeper inquiry around polarization, collective tension, nervous systems, and the spaces that exist between people.
The emphasis is not on fixing or resolving, but on cultivating presence, awareness, and the capacity to remain in relationship within complexity.
This gathering may resonate with: