About this event
Event Details:
This is part 1 of a 3-part series intended to facilitate introspection and the sharing of wisdom as we navigate societal collapse and the co-creation of a new way of being that diverges from colonial values. The topics to be covered for each of the three parts are as follows:
Part 1 (Sunday February 15):
- Navigating societal collapse while suicidal
- How to support a suicidal partner
Part 2:
- Creating healthy boundaries
- How/when to rupture repair
Part 3:
- How to create values-aligned relationships
- How to be in commUNiTY
The session will be recorded and available for replay for up to 90 days.
Upon purchasing a ticket, you will receive a discount code which can be used to purchase tickets for the other two sessions in the series.
About the Facilitators:
Asiatu
Asiatu (they/them) is a neurovaried, multiply marginalized, sociologist & commUNiTY coach. They use both their education (B.A. from Spelman College) as well as their lived experiences to help others prioritize harm reduction of both themselves & others by divesting from white “supremacist” patriarchal norms. They teach people how to have healthy relationships. Their foundational understanding of collective liberation is “CommUNiTY means shrinking your i.”
Laurel
Laurel is a Jamaica-born psycho-spiritual practitioner whose mental health perspectives are formed by an understanding of how structural oppression contributes to psychological distress. These perspectives are inspired by her lived experience and her formal education in biology and psychology (BSc.), both of which facilitate her understanding of mental health issues as a product of colonial conditioning that forcibly disconnects us from the ecosystem we reside in.
