Active Resilience For Community and Earth
Course Overview
This course explores how we can use our lived experience to support the resilience of our communities. We look at peer support networks, and their importance in supporting each other 121, and how this can help strengthening our communities, supporting collective mental wellbeing. Active Resilience For Community and Earth, is part of our Permaculture and Mental Heath Pilot project
We look first at building our own resilience, and then learn how to use these tools and techniques to support others, helping to build collective resilience within our communities.
The course, brings together a mixture of the social permaculture tools from our Introduction To Permaculture course, teachings and inspiration from Polly Higgins, Joanna Macy & Chris Johnston, as well as Jon Yates, author of Fractured, and an array of permaculture designers.
About the Teacher
Inspired by personal experience and working as a Permaculture Educator, Active Resilience coach, and Community Engagement Practioner, Wenderlynn shares how we can use permaculture to support our mental health. Having experienced poor mental health since a teenager, she shares how permaculture has helped her to overcome her mental health challenges. Wenderlynn is currently in year 2 of training as counsellor and is a qualified hypnotherapist.
Course Coming Soon
Till we launch the full course, we are running small sections of the content, trailling them out with various community groups. Please see our events and course page for more detiails
An important part of the developement of this course is the collaboration of the participants. You help shape the content, so your feedback is important.
The course is also part of Wenderlynn's Diploma journey
The Trustfall Activity
Book a free, 90 minute demonstration workshop, for your organisation or community group, and find out why we use this activity on our course.
To book a demonstration workshop please complete the booking