Over the last few weeks, I’ve facilitated several sessions on wellbeing, rest, and collective care, especially in the context of the current political climate in the UK. And I’ve noticed something. People are increasingly asking me to facilitate moments of centring. Grounding. Breathing. Pausing. Tiny moments that allow people to arrive in their bodies again,…
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On Power Awareness: Between Voice and Consequence
The world continues to be a volatile place. And I’ve been having conversations with people across different spaces, communities, and sectors. Sometimes people thank me for speaking. Other times, they ask why I haven’t. Or they demand that I speak more. It stays with me. Because speaking is not a neutral act. And it is…
On Power Awareness: Safety for Whom
I’ve been struggling to write this month’s blog. Not because I don’t know what to say.But because the world has been loud in ways that are hard to metabolise. War. Escalation. Destruction. The same patterns of power playing out again. People with power making decisions that harm everything around them. Humans. Land. Resources. Entire futures….
On Power Awareness: The Myth of “Leaving Job Titles at the Door”
I want to start this year with a commitment. To speak and write more about power and power awareness. Not power as an abstract idea or academic concept, but power as something we live with every day. In our bodies, in our relationships, in our communities, and in our workplaces. Power that can harm and…