A 20 minute guided practice to support emotional processing and empowerment around the climate crisis. This resource is designed to be used after listening to A Mother's Voice (Episode 2).  Visual prompts for the session can be found below.

Exercises are taken from the free Active Hope course (https://www.activehope.info/) by Joanna Macy and Chris Johnstone. Time travel Music copyright belongs to Rob Hopkins (https://www.robhopkins.net/), Author of From What is to What if . 

Additional Resources are available on our webpage. http://www.hatstandproductions.com/mother

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Visual promtst: https://www.hatstandproductions.com/resources/Guided%20Session%20Cards%20for%20A%20Mother%27s%20Voice.pdf.

Award Winning Audio Drama A Mother's Voice. Exploring the power of mothers to change the world.

Eighty years between them, 1940 & 2020, two mothers live in very different times but share a profound challenge- how to find hope to act for their baby’s future.

Margot doesn’t know if her child will grow up under fascist rule, Ishbell worries about an uninhabitable planet - how can they navigate their fears, denial, hopes and dreams and find their own unique journey to living with no regrets?

For more info on the piece and resources to support your climate journey please visit www.hatstandproductions.com/mother

If you enjoyed the show, please leave us a review, it really does help us reach other listeners.

Parenting in the Climate Crisis can be hard. Please join us for Episode 3 - A guided session to help you process, honour your grief and awaken your hope.

A subtitled version of A Mother's Voice can be found: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xboo1zIM4Hc

We're thrilled to have you with us. 

This is a quick hello from Lily and Robyn, Founders of Hatstand Productions and an introduction to our Award Winning Audio Drama A Mother's Voice.. 

In Episode 3, you'll find our Guided Session to support processing emotions around the climate crisis and moving towards hope.