Social and Emotional Survival Skills
Category
Community
Organized by
Wilderness Awareness School
Target Group
For Everybody
About this Course
Join us for a weekend of practicing and gathering social and emotional survival skills. Our ability to connect deeply to ourselves and others is an important survival skill that is not readily taught in our culture. What would it be like to envision a world where we are deeply connected to ourselves and others and where difference is not a problem but something to celebrate and grow with? What possibilities does that open up for us individually and collectively? In this experiential workshop, we will learn to listen deeply to ourselves and others as we cultivate our intuition, build our resilience practices, and strengthen our ability to stay true to ourselves in the heart of conflict. What would be possible if we leaned into love and compassion in hard moments? Can we view conflict as an opportunity to deepen intimacy and care in our relationships?
Contents
In this workshop you will:
- Connect to and honor the earth and our interconnectedness
- Explore cutting-edge science on the crucial role the heart plays in your health and well-being
- Learn self-regulation tools to reduce stress and increase your resilience
- Cultivate emotional intelligence
- View conflict as an opportunity to further our understanding of each other, find common ground, and inspire creative solutions
We invite you to join us to connect deeply to the earth, yourself, and others, as you practice these crucial skills for our times.
Structure
Weekend class
Prerequisites
None
Packing List
Packing list is online
Board & Overnight
Day class
Cost Structure
Total Couse is $275
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Venue
Wilderness Awareness School
Duvall, WA 98019
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About the Organizer
Wilderness Awareness School
For 40 years, Wilderness Awareness School has been an internationally-recognized leader in the nature connection movement. Based outside of Seattle in the foothills of the Cascades, Wilderness Awareness School runs intensives and weekend programs for adults as well as summer, monthly, and weekly programs for children. Using the 8-shields model, the curriculum is comprised of survival skills, bird language, community leadership, wildlife tracking, "Coyote Mentoring," naturalist studies, and more. Wilderness Awareness School is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization.
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Date
Sat, Mar 9, 2024 9:00 AM — Sun, Mar 10, 2024 5:00 PM
Venue
Wilderness Awareness School
Duvall, WA 98019Social and Emotional Survival Skills