Here's a preview of our first episode, where Matthew Green sits down with Manda Johnson to talk about the origins of Global Social Witnessing, what it is and how it can transform how we think about trauma.  

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Manda Johnson is a co-founder of the Pocket Project’s Global Social Witnessing Competence Centre and has been at the forefront of developing and refining GSW practice since 2017 alongside her partner, Robert Buxbaum. Together, they co-created the webinar series Witnessing the World in Me/And Me in the World and The Art of Witnessing, and founded WorldWitnessing.org in partnership with the Pocket Project. A seasoned facilitator, Manda works with business executives in leadership development and integrates her background as a coach and somatic therapist. She has studied with Thomas Hübl since 2015, is a graduate of the Timeless Wisdom and Pocket Project trainings, and is a member of Thomas’ Core Group.

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: 

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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.