Join me In Glastonbury this May

Radically Embodying Goddess in the World

Weekend Workshop

Saturday 25th and Sunday 26th May 2024 10am - 5pm


Cost for two full days: £150


Join Dr Lynne Sedgmore and Kay Aldred to understand and practice what it means to be a fully embodied sacred woman, priestess and leader, in the world today – with all its challenges and complexity.


Explore how this can be done effectively and sustainably, with integrity, living from our authentic wholeness, power and neurodiversity.


When we can fully embody our life purpose, authenticity, spiritual practices, and devotion to Goddess, we can truly express, and accept, all the different parts of ourselves. We can then engage profoundly and effectively with community, social justice and ecological activism, as well as within our daily lives.  


The workshop will include: 
Insights, practices, neurosensory exercises, and specific tools to support self-regulation, mindful embodiment, and managing reactivity.
Understanding trauma-informed and nervous-system education
Avoiding spiritual bypass 
Understanding neurotypes, neurodiversity and neurodivergence
Exploring our relationship with power and self-compassion
Being fully present and skilful in our relationships and work
Releasing our spirit, energy and life force


Avalon Room, First Floor, The Glastonbury Experience Courtyard, 2-4 High Street, Glastonbury BA6 9DU



​Embodied Education: Creating Safe Space for Learning, Facilitating and Sharing

Monday 27th May 2023 10am - 4pm
£50


Join Kay and Dan Aldred to learn about their book Embodied Education: Creating Safe Space for Learning, Facilitating and Sharing, and vision for a new educational paradigm based on wellbeing, co-regulation, and creativity, which advocates for body-first, relational and embodiment approaches in organisations and communities.
Explore practical strategies for the creation of organisations and spaces which are trauma-informed and neurodivergent, sensory, and nervous system friendly, and which celebrate and encourage individuality, divergence, and innovation, alongside exploration, discovery, and imagination.


Suitable anyone connected to schools, universities, youth work, teaching, home-schooling, unschooling, health and social care services, charities, social justice, parenting, holistic health and therapeutic settings, religious, and spiritual spaces.


The workshop will cover the following topics:
The nervous system, trauma, and stress
Body first approaches
Neurodiversity
The concept of safety
The design and infrastructure of buildings
Embodied models of safe, accountable, and responsible space holding, teaching and leadership
Methods of facilitation and pedagogy


There will be some copies of Kay and Dan’s Embodied Education available to purchase on the day.


Avalon Room, First Floor, The Glastonbury Experience Courtyard, 2-4 High Street, Glastonbury BA6 9DU

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