Description
Are you ready to blast through the negative belief barriers that have been holding you back and step into your full potential as an advocate? Look no further!
This workshop explores and helps identify what core beliefs have influenced how you see yourself and how you interact with the world. We go deeper into how limiting beliefs can have an unsustainable influence on your role as an advocate for a cause and in general as a caring human being.
We find there are several themes in advocacy that could get in the way of being a healthy whole self – for example: martyring for a cause, burnout, undermining one’s own needs, stress, unhealthy boundaries, becoming overworked and undervalued.
In this workshop we will help you shift into a more embodied state. This means you become more grounded and gain a greater trust within yourself. This in turn helps create clarity of mind and more certainty of action. In a more grounded state, you become a resource for yourself, which in turn can lead to better and more sustainable decisions in your life and your work. Thanks to this identity shift, you can achieve a more harmonious and balanced approach to advocacy.
Benefits of taking this workshop can be seen in life generally and specifically in activism through:
- releasing old limiting beliefs
- feeling more centered and grounded to make decisions
- creating a greater sense of trust in your abilities
- becoming a better advocate for yourself
Your guides:
Will Etheridge is a Masters-trained Somatic Psychotherapist and Human Behaviorist, specializing in helping people re-pattern and balance their perceptions so they can cultivate meaningful & fulfilling relationships with themselves, people around them, and the world.
Céline Cousteau is an environmentalist, documentary filmmaker, author, and public speaker with a degree in Psychology and a Masters in Intercultural Relations. Céline weaves storytelling and experiential practices to help people reconnect to self, while connecting to each other, and to Nature.
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