Session Date: Tuesday, February 9, 2016
In today’s hustle and bustle of our every day lives, it is too easy to move through the day disconnected from our quality and quantity as humans to be kind and caring. Let’s promote the end to Lateral violence. Being fluent in kindness is a crusade that encourages and reminds us to develop our ability for kindness. Join us for Pt. 2 of Transforming Conflict | in Lateral Kindness with Denise Findlay.
Session Video
Being fluent in kindness means:
(1) being kind to others
(2) being kind to yourself
(3) being kind to the planet
We each need to continually work to practice kindness in all of these ways.
About the Presenter:
Denise Findlay, CPCC, ACC – Educator, Facilitator and Consultant, Owner of Kweykway Consulting – is a First Nations Facilitator who weaves together years of professional and personal experience working with people. Denise’s journey has led her to work in First Nations communities throughout Canada, including her own community The Squamish Nation, where Findlay currently works, provides parent support to families who have children with FASD and other developmental disorders.
Denise is currently pursuing a Masters Degree in Education at Simon Fraser University focusing on Contemplative Inquiry and Approaches in Education (https://denisefindlay.wordpress.com) and has completed a 2 year Advanced Studies program through the Neufeld Institute (http://neufeldinstitute.com) where she learned to apply developmental attachment theory in the healing of communities. She has spent a significant amount of time studying Process Psychology as it applies to relationships and groups navigating change and experiencing conflict with Dr. Stephen Schuiteveorder as her mentor. As well, Denise draws on Dr. Martin Brokenleg’s Circle of Courage model for reclaiming youth.
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Reading Material: Lateral Kindness Resources
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