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 Healing Trauma: Grief Don’t Do it Alone, but do it within a Social Collective.
Social Engagement-Polyvagal Neurophysical
Danica Anderson, PhD, Social Scientist, Trauma Expert
This intensified learning workshop will include sensorimotor cultural movement activities regarding grief. The neurobiology of grief in the social engagement nervous system intently listens to voice intonation and reads facial movements. Grief requires social engagement within social collectives - circles to bring homeostasis to our life experiences with grief. More importantly, social engagement flourishes an environment of connection and safety for sharing and moving through grief stages. It requires us to grieve in a sharing social collective that can harbor safety for our most vulnerable feelings of loss.
Dr. Danica Borkovich Anderson founded and directs The Kolo: Women’s Cross Cultural Collaboration (The Kolo: WCCC) focusing on intersecting women’s trauma healing issues through women’s collaboration, representation, and advocacy for social justice to halt violence against women internationally and nationally. The Kolo: WCCC promotes and provides women’s informed trauma care intensified learning environments and “train the trainer,” preparing lay-persons to facilitate the ongoing self-sustainable healing of trauma.
When: Saturday, May 11th 1-5 p.m.
Where: Unity on Greenville
(in the Upstairs Gathering Space)
Address: 3425 Greenville Ave, Dallas, TX 75206
Why: Cultivate Grassroots Communities of Informed Trauma Care
Who: Professionals, Lay Persons, Yoga Teachers, Dance Teachers, Social Workers, Therapists, Activists for Women's Rights, LBTQ, Social Justice, and Human Rights, Artists, Poets, Healers, Singers, Musicians, Actors, Community Leaders, Dreamers.
Investment:
$75 Lay Persons
$125 Professional CEU
Click here for tickets-donation covering either Professional or Layperson levels of participation.
Reserve your place at https://forms.gle/4bwfxhrSwgHmJMVH7
This event benefits the work of the Kolo: Women's Cross Cultural Collaboration, a 501c3 nonprofit organization.
Scholarships are available for Women of Color Community Leaders, Healers, Activists, Artists, and Performers, whose work is devoted to cultivate engaged social collectives for women and informed trauma care. Please Contact: Valley@kolocollaboration.org to learn more.
If you require child care in order to participate in this event, please contact Unity Church On Greenville, to request in advance.
214-826-5683
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