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Heartfelt conversations with holistically oriented manual therapy teachers and mindful experts in related fields.
We explore advanced techniques and new modalities and bring together wisdom from around the globe.
With your hosts:
John Wilks
Natalie Lang
Equine Therapy: Magical Transformations and Measurable Benefits
Tuesday, 25 February 2025
at 18h UK time
with Nina Leijerstam
Discover the magical world of equine therapy, where the wisdom of horses, honed over 50 million years of evolution, meets the human need for healing and transformation.
This talk led by Nina will explore how these remarkable animals regulate our nervous systems, help release emotional burdens, and foster personal growth in ways unfathomable to us.
Nina demystifies this unique therapeutic approach by examining its measurable benefits, addressing common misconceptions, and sharing proven client transformation stories. She will uncover how the profound connection between humans and horses can bring balance, renewal, and insight, enriching both personal well-being and professional practice.
Building Confidence with Chronic Illness
Tuesday, 11 March 2025
at 18h UK time
with March Hollingbery
Meet March—a life coach, coma survivor, and left lung amputee who empowers people with chronic illness to accept the changes in their bodies and live with confidence. Born with a rare syndrome that once consumed her physical health and mindset, March knows firsthand how powerful our thoughts and inner voice can be in shaping our reality. She believes that self-love starts in the mind—when we shift our thoughts, we can transform our lives.
Through deep work in energy management, mindset shifts, movement, and balance, March teaches her clients to break free from shame, embrace their differences, and see their limitations not as setbacks, but as part of what makes them strong and unique.Â
Join March and John to explore how to take control of your life and health with balance and confidence.Â
Deep Listening - A Tool For Transformation
Tuesday, 25 March 2025
at 18h UK time
with Rosamund Oliver
Deep listening can support ways of transforming communication. In this conversation Rosamund and Nat will discuss the potential this has for helping create a world where every person, organisation and community can benefit from the power of connected, open and supportive listening.
Rosamund Oliver founded Deep Listening Training in 2003. She qualified as UKCP registered psychotherapist in 1996 in Core Process Psychotherapy. As a psychotherapist and supervisor, she held a practice for private clients in North London for ten years. She also worked in NHS psychiatric care with the elderly, focusing on problems arising from bereavement.
The Healing Voice
Tuesday, 8 April 2025
at 18h UK time
with Jill Purce
In this talk Jill and Natalie unpack the significant benefits chanting can have in our lives. Using the voice to chant in this particular way, vibrates the brain and body creating an experiential form of vocal healing and purification. Bringing dissonant parts of our physical, emotional, mental or social makeup back into resonance. By chanting we can cleanse and tune the chakras, learning sonorous message, truly healing with sound to safety and set free redundant outmoded parts of ourselves.
Jill Purce is recognised internationally as the pioneer of both the Systemic Constellation and Healing Voice movements. She has taught and conducted both these throughout the world for over four decades with many thousands of people.Â
Reflecting On Mortality Through Story Telling
Tuesday, 22 April 2025
at 18h UK time
with Su Squires
In this conversation Sue and Nat will discuss the transformative power of sharing stories, whether they be the tales of our own lives or the things of myth and folklore. Nowhere is this more potent than in our relationship with our own mortality and that of the people we love. Creating stories that spark conversations and heartfelt human connection around themes of death, dying and grief. At the heart of this work is the belief that making space to reflect on our mortality, especially in the company of others, draws us into a deeper appreciation of life.
Su Squire is a storyteller, performer, poet, theatre-maker and facilitator who creates work that explores the light and shadow of being human.Â
Reflecting On Mortality Through Story Telling
Tuesday, 22 April 2025
at 18h UK time
with Su Squires
In this conversation Sue and Nat will discuss the transformative power of sharing stories, whether they be the tales of our own lives or the things of myth and folklore. Nowhere is this more potent than in our relationship with our own mortality and that of the people we love. Creating stories that spark conversations and heartfelt human connection around themes of death, dying and grief. At the heart of this work is the belief that making space to reflect on our mortality, especially in the company of others, draws us into a deeper appreciation of life.
Su Squire is a storyteller, performer, poet, theatre-maker and facilitator who creates work that explores the light and shadow of being human.Â
