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Laura Batson completed her BSc Biology from the University of Western Ontario, Canada. Feeling disheartened and limited by the segregations of modern academia, she left her scientific studies to pursue her passion for the arts and her interest in Eastern philosophies. While traveling Nepal and India she explored Buddhism, Taoism, parallels between art, science and spirituality. A desire to better communicate the underlying connectedness of disciplines, lead Laura to the Masters in Holistic Science at Schumacher College, England, where her dissertation focused on comparative studies of creativity in biology and art. Additional writings and artwork can be found at www.curvelanguage.com. View some of Laura's work in our Gallery Writings by Laura: Eden Charles has run experiential learning programmes for more than 21 years. He is the Executive Director of People Opportunities – a ground-breaking consultancy that is successfully supporting individuals to create cultural change in their organisations. Eden is a qualified teacher with two degrees and has recently completed his PhD. He has an outstanding track record in helping black and minority ethnic managers succeed in their careers. Eden Charles' PhD Thesis:http://people.bath.ac.uk/edsajw/edenphd.shtml Zita currently works as a facilitator of Environmental Constellations for individuals and organisations. Her training and work expanded to include wilderness therapy, equine-assisted psychotherapy, eco-psychology and family systems constellations in the 1990s. Her interest in constellations led to two years' intensive training in Systemic Constellations with Dr Albrecht Mahr who worked for many years with Bert Hellinger in Germany. Zita then pioneered the application of the constellation technique to issues relating to the environment, with very interesting results. Wendy is a writer, researcher and innovator with a particular interest in the wisdom traditions of ancient and indigenous cultures and the dynamics of natural systems. She has been involved with a number of projects worldwide - all of which have promoted the importance of human connectivity and potential. Wendy is the co-founder of The Ouroboros Trust and the founder of two educational websites www.f2be.com and www.teachersunite.com. Ian Glendinning is a professional engineer, working 20 years in the petroleum and chemical plant industry, and 10 more years in information technology systems supporting those industries around the globe, with direct management responsibilities for teams of 10 to 120 people along the way. Ian’s involvement in inclusionality (or better, natural inclusion) is through an ongoing research project into apparent failures of objective rationality for describing knowledge and decision-making in organisations comprised of intelligent life forms. Particular areas of interest include memes and (if I may risk the language) evolutionary psychology, with a world-view based on dynamic, fluid processes rather than defined, static objects. Careful with that knife Aristotle, we murder to dissect. Ian’s work can be found at www.psybertron.org Susan Goff's PhD Thesis: Living, knowing and writing the value of participatory practice to sustainability. Jane Graham is both a trained counsellor (Psychodynamic and Client Centred) and a Registered Mental Health Nurse. She is also a certified practitioner of Neuro-Linguistic progamming, using this in a coaching capacity when working with clients. She currently works as a community mental health nurse in secondary level Mental Health Services within the NHS. Now in her final year of reading for a PhD in Social Work, Jane has presented at several international conferences and has published in peer reviewed scientific journals. Back to Register Back to Home Page |
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