Cultivating Emotional Resilience During Times of Change February 21st 10:00 am - 12:30 pm Campbell Community Center Eugene, OR
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As we live through unprecedented times, many of us are finding it harder to catch our breath. From the heartbreak and fear generated by political uncertainty to the humanitarian crises and climate catastrophes worldwide, our newsfeeds are filled with events that can leave us feeling numb, overwhelmed, grief-stricken and hopeless.
In recognition of the emotional weight of this moment, we invite you to join us in turning toward what you are feeling, rather than away
In this workshop, we invite participants of all ages and artistic abilities to reflect on their emotional responses to the planetary crisis using the Climate Emotions Wheel, then express these feelings through the creation of mandalas. As we reflect upon what is expressed, we bear witness to what we are experiencing and, in so doing, activate ‘companion emotions’ of courage, love, passion for justice and emergent possibilities. This is how we cultivate emotional resilience. All are welcome!
Facilitators
Jenny Gordon, PhD, Jungian analyst, psychologist and educator, practices in Eugene, Oregon. Learn more at www.jennifergordonjungiananalyst.com.
Kai Arden, MD, Jungian analyst and psychiatrist, practices in Eugene, Oregon. She yearns to commune with the plants on her small farm. Learn more at www.kardenmd.com.
Kristin Funk, LCSW, is a Jungian analyst and clinical social worker in practice in Eugene, Oregon. Her interest and background include eco-spirituality, nature-based ritual and embodied imaginative practice.Sponsored by: 350 Eugene Resilience and Regeneration Workgroup
Suggested donation: $ 10 - $ 25. All are Welcome regardless of ability to pay
Contact: resilience@350eugene.org
