An Inner Garden Journey: From Loss & Grief to Love & Healing
Guest Workshop with Bonita Ford
Wednesday 16th July, 7.30-8.30pm BST & repeated again Thursday 17th July, 12-12.30 BST
What can plants, seeds, ecosystems, and natural disturbances teach us about loss and healing?
Join us as we explore change and resilience through our inner landscape.
We'll do a guided visualisation in our inner garden to invite loss and grief to become more fully rooted in healing and love. We'll do some personal writing followed by some discussion in small groups.
(Note to participants: the themes of loss/grief are held and balanced with care/gratitude/hope/healing/love.)
The Rest of Activism…
This workshops is part of The Rest of Activism; a burnout prevention and recovery programme for activists.
If you’re working toward social and environmental justice in any capacity— whether you see yourself as an activist, professional or as a human that cares about the world— this programme is for you.
Originally designed to support climate activists, The Rest of Activist, is now open to world-healers and changers of all intersecting issues looking to fuel themselves, their work and their lives with joy.
Join a beautiful community from around the world for weekly, live half hour sessions to…
🌿 Wake up with a deep sense of purpose and awe of the world around you
🌿 Grow in fierce love for the world without feeling that this love is taking over your life,
🌿Finish your days with deep gratitude, even amid all that is uncertain.
Membership costs just £15/$19 a month with access to Bonita’s workshop as well as twice weekly live workshops, over 30 hours of workshop recordings and bonus sessions throughout the year.
You can cancel your membership any time, no questions asked. Sign up below, or find out further details about The Rest of Activism here.
If you have a referral discount code, don't forget to use it.
About your hosts…
Jo Musker-Sherwood is the former Founder Director of a fast-growing climate campaign in the UK. After recovering from burnout Jo retrained to support fellow activists to fuel themselves, their work and their lives with joy.
Jo now hosts the weekly session in The Rest of Activism alongside her work as a consultant and coach for activists around the world.
Bonita Eloise Ford is the author of “Embers of Hope: Embracing Life in an Age of Ecological Destruction and Climate Chaos.” She supports people in coping with and addressing ecological and climate breakdown. Bonita facilitates the Youth Climate Circle and mentors facilitators at Youth Climate Lab. She has taught permaculture, Nonviolent Communication, Reiki (energy work), and gardening, and she has facilitated groups around the world for over 20 years.
