The people you find on this page are all leaders of Relating Arts practices. They are featured here because we trust them and their work. We find that working on-recommendation in this way is the best way of supporting you in finding high quality leadership.
Birthday Circling is a great practice for finding deep intimacy with another human being. The simple act of offering attention and curiosity to one persons present moment experience for a set amount of time often leads to a lot of beauty.
I am a third-culture kid; bridge builder between cultures, continents, genders, and lifeforms. I dream of a quieter and slower human society where “mindfulness” is a part of how we do everything and interact with everyone. I am extending the practices of mindful relating to include relationships with the more-than-human world.
I am a diversity loving ecologist, entrepreneur, coach, relateful session facilitator. Situated in a small town in Sweden called Sala. Interested in how we relate and communicate human social needs, being a social dependent species.
I am based most often in Austin, TX. Right before he died, my grandfather said to me, “Don’t ever retire.” I was participating in relating practices in my off-time and decided to make that my career. I love connection and I love how I’m changed by listening to people without trying to change them. Some people realize that we can only ever know people better. Even fewer understand that the same is true about ourselves.
In Birthday Circling (or Focus Circling) you invite a group of people to explore one participant’s present moment experience for 20-60 minutes. The exercise is focused on really being with someone as they are exploring their inner landscapes.
Based in Gothenburg, Sweden, and work with body based learning and somatic coaching. I do this with clients one on one, as well as smaller and bigger groups. My practices stretch from trauma aware more therapeutic sessions that are focused on creating more freedom, choice and flow in everyday life, to explorative group unfolding with relational practices, to ecstatic dance classes.