What

Intensive mindfulness-based facilitation (un)training, we co-create an incubation space with a focus on inquiry, self-belonging, equity, and healing.  Centering the experiences of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color, we embody a Healing Justice Framework through experiential learning.

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You become a Healing Arts Institute cohort member if you are concerned about how to lead with an embodied understanding of facilitating inclusiveness, with a practice of self-reflective accountability.

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Who

For frontline workers and leaders in community or any field, especially health care, mental health, education, DEI, wellness, and human services. Directed at those responding to the well-being of people in your organization/community.

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Previous cohort members include medical professionals, educators, yoga teachers, students, community leaders, and more.

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Why

To make outward change, your work must start within.  You are committed to unlearning to learn.

Benefits:​

• Learn multi-modality facilitation skills

• Learn how to hold space

• Learn how to facilitate conversations around sensitive issues, including racial equity

• Practice in collective to counter impacts of oppression

• Explore your own identities in a safe incubation space

• Understand how the body-mind holds and processes racialized trauma and releases healing

How/When

24+ hours: 

> 3-hour sessions live online

> growth work between sessions

> guest lectures/experiences

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Dates: Cohort 7 Begins Oct. 24

 Sundays, 9am-12pm Eastern 

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Space is limited

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> APPLY

> CONNECT by setting up interview call (once application is submitted)

> PAY $720 TUITION  or

   COMPLETE BIPOC SCHOLARSHIP APP (sliding scale avail)

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