<a href="https://pocketproject.org/">The Pocket Project</a> is delighted to announce the launch of a new weekly podcast exploring how people around the world are coming together to find new ways to heal individual, inter-generational and collective trauma. What Is Collective Healing? features moving conversations with participants in the work of the Pocket Project and practitioners who have trained with Thomas Hübl and other leaders in the field. Hosted by Kosha Joubert, Sonita Mbah and Matthew Green. Be sure to catch our first episode on Wednesday, May 21. Click on the links below to subscribe: <a href= "https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/what-is-collective-healing/id1813974942" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Subscribe on Apple Podcasts</a> <a href= "https://open.spotify.com/episode/4frq2pVIG2mblIIElj8Za6" target= "_blank" rel="noopener">Follow on Spotify </a> The Pocket Project was founded by Thomas Hübl and Yehudit Sasportas to help induce a shift from trauma-inducing to trauma-informed, trauma sensitive and, finally, trauma-integrating institutions and societies.

The Pocket Project is delighted to announce the launch of a new weekly podcast exploring how people around the world are coming together to find new ways to heal individual, inter-generational and collective trauma. What Is Collective Healing? features moving conversations with participants in the work of the Pocket Project and practitioners who have trained with Thomas Hübl and other leaders in the field. Hosted by Kosha Joubert, Sonita Mbah and Matthew Green. Be sure to catch our first episode on Wednesday, May 21. Click on the links below to subscribe: Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Follow on Spotify The Pocket Project was founded by Thomas Hübl and Yehudit Sasportas to help induce a shift from trauma-inducing to trauma-informed, trauma sensitive and, finally, trauma-integrating institutions and societies.

<a href="https://pocketproject.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer">The Pocket Project</a> is delighted to announce the launch of a new weekly podcast exploring how people around the world are coming together to find new ways to heal individual, inter-generational and collective trauma. What Is Collective Healing? features moving conversations with participants in the work of the Pocket Project and practitioners who have trained with Thomas Hübl and other leaders in the field. Hosted by Kosha Joubert, Sonita Mbah and Matthew Green. Be sure to catch our first episode on Wednesday, May 21. Click on the links below to subscribe: <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/what-is-collective-healing/id1813974942" rel="noopener noreferrer">Subscribe on Apple Podcasts</a> <a href="https://open.spotify.com/episode/4frq2pVIG2mblIIElj8Za6" rel="noopener noreferrer">Follow on Spotify </a> The Pocket Project was founded by Thomas Hübl and Yehudit Sasportas to help induce a shift from trauma-inducing to trauma-informed, trauma sensitive and, finally, trauma-integrating institutions and societies.

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What is Collective Healing? is a weekly podcast exploring how people around the world are finding new ways to heal the individual, inter-generational and collective trauma at the root of our global crises. 

Presented by the Pocket Project, the series features deeply personal conversations with practitioners who have trained under Thomas Hübl and other pioneers of collective healing – giving listeners a direct experience of the transformational potential this work can unlock.  

Drawing on a wide diversity of voices from different countries, cultures and communities, the series aims to make the universal principles underlying collective healing practices newly accessible to all – and honor the many lineages and traditions informing today's cutting-edge practices. 

In an age of overwhelming complexity and news overload, it's easy to forget that we're not meant to carry the weight of the world alone. What Is Collective Healing? is your weekly reminder that not only are we wired to grieve, celebrate and heal together – we're discovering new ways to transmute polarization, trauma and despair into the seeds of a more flourishing future. These conversations show us how. 

To learn more about how the Pocket Project is creating a culture of trauma-informed care, please visit www.pocketproject.org to join our global events, services and courses.

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What is Collective Healing? is a weekly podcast exploring how people around the world are finding new ways to heal the individual, inter-generational and collective trauma at the root of our global crises. Presented by the Pocket Project, the series features deeply personal conversations with practitioners who have trained under Thomas Hübl and other pioneers of collective healing – giving listeners a direct experience of the transformational potential this work can unlock. Drawing on a wide diversity of voices from different countries, cultures and communities, the series aims to make the universal principles underlying collective healing practices newly accessible to all – and honor the many lineages and traditions informing today's cutting-edge practices. In an age of overwhelming complexity and news overload, it's easy to forget that we're not meant to carry the weight of the world alone. What Is Collective Healing? is your weekly reminder that not only are we wired to grieve, celebrate and heal together – we're discovering new ways to transmute polarization, trauma and despair into the seeds of a more flourishing future. These conversations show us how. To learn more about how the Pocket Project is creating a culture of trauma-informed care, please visit www.pocketproject.org to join our global events, services and courses.

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