Collective Care Series

Designed for rest, reflection, and soft care, these sessions invite you to reconnect with yourself in a calm, affirming space.`````````````` Group processing may be an area deserving of more time in communities, organically through conversations, breathwork and movement, which is how TEAO has begun to address trauma care and trauma health in communities. TEAO Canada will hold space for participants free, led by Nicole Brown Faulknor — as both an embodiment coach and psychotherapist. Nicole will explore somatic practices as well, as a way to support rebuilding a relationship with our bodies through these symptoms and a place to be heard and loved in places of systems and institutions and why your emotional health is our mental health. Our Collective Care Series isn’t just an event it’s a rhythm. A monthly return to self, to community, and to the kind of care we’re not always taught to practice. In these spaces, we slow down. We listen. We remember that healing doesn’t happen in isolation, it happens in relationship, in witnessing, in being held and holding others. We created this series because too many of us are carrying silently. Because burnout is normalized. Because community care is not a luxury, it’s a necessity. So every month, we open the circle. For release. For reflection. For real connection. If you’ve been needing a space like this… this is your invitation. These circles will incorporate psycho-education, somatic health and breathwork to get participants in their somatic bodies to begin to process trauma. We are coming together in somatic movement during the group processing circle so that debriefing, trauma care and systemic care can be processed. Questions? Visit www.teaocanada.com, email [email protected], or follow us on social media @teao_canada