A event on Saturday 21st October. The event starts at 10:30.
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This workshop is sold out. To go on a waiting list for the next one please contact us on: [email protected]
Burnout & Boundaries - a space to resource & reset
St Werburgh's Community Centre
Saturday 21st October 2023
10.30am to 4.30pm
Burnout & Boundaries: Where vulnerability is a strength, and saying ‘NO’ a gift.
Share a day learning with others, find out what works for you and discover new tools, frames and insights to support you to avoid burnout and find greater spaciousness.
Led by Kanada Gorla, co-founder and lead facilitator of Kin, experienced mentor and guide in the landscape of self-authority - taking care of ourselves and each other.
Tickets:
£25 Standard
£50 Pay-it-Forward. Covers your ticket and enables another to experience the day.
£15 for low/no waged.
- All people attending will have access to snacks & drinks.
- Bring your own lunch or use the venue cafe.
- St. Werburgh’s is an accessible venue, with ramps to the main entrance, low level buttons to open automatic doors, and 2 accessible toilets.
- A Kin Event / www.connectkin.org .
Burnout & Boundaries offers you the space to restore, resource and reset, learning new tools and practices that can transform how you meet day to day challenges.
A one-day workshop to develop greater capacity to set compassionate boundaries and explore the patterns and drivers to over-extend, exhaust yourself or burn out.
This space of rest and exploration counters the trend that pushes us to always be on, connected, doing something, going somewhere, being something!....So that the hard cycles of anxiety, fatigue and collapse may be softened and dispersed, allowing for a greater movement to meaningful connection, and moments of pause, tender care and attention.
Using practical, shareable and generative practices Kanada invites you to explore being subtle and moveable, taking care of yourself, and still showing up for and with others.
Kanada Gorla is a leading practitioner of creating spaces where creativity flourishes, compassionate sharing is welcomed and generative practises are put to the service of people, places and the natural world. During her time creating a diverse and thrilling set of programmes with grass-root community makers, purpose-led businesses, faith groups, creatives and young people she designed a highly regarded burnout retreat for Sharpham House in Devon. Knowing that a huge amount of people do not have the time or resource to go on a 4-day retreat Kanada is bringing some of her favourite insights, tools and practices into this day-long workshop in central Bristol.
Kanada is supported by Trace Mulzac, Clara Fung and Chiz Williams. All based in Bristol and working, enjoying and experimenting in the community making and place-building space, using activities like sport, cinema, fun days and innovative cultural events to support creating intimate and expressive spaces to encourage community making.
This event is part-funded enabling ticket prices to be lower than normal commercial rates. We have a Pay-it-Forward ticket option as we hope we can make tickets available at no cost to people who are interested in this option. Please be in touch.
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What is Kin?
The purpose of Kin (the organisation Kanada and Chiz set up) is to co-produce learning environments to support the people and groups who do so much to support and uplift their communities. Frontline and grassroots community workers and projects.
Kin also creates events and opportunities so these learnings and activities can be shared with others from all walks of life. Kin aims to generate greater social cohesion and capacity at the grassroots level of society.
The Kin Team are engaged practitioners, facilitators and mentors in the fields of positive social change, leadership, generative culture, nature connection, community making and place building.
For more info: www.connectkin.org
[email protected]
Photos:
Clive Smith at a Kin Residential / Asha Center. Photo by Esther May Campbell
Kanda Gorla at Canonteign Falls, Devon. Photo by Dorota Ostoja-Zawadzka
Trace Mulzac & Chiz Williams at a Kin Community Makers Programme Meet Up / Brown Rock Farm. Photo by Esther May Campbell
Clara Fung at a Kin Residentail / St Anthony's Well. Photo By Esther May Campbell
Entry requirements:
This workshop is sold out. To go on a waiting list for the next one please contact us on: [email protected]
Burnout & Boundaries - a space to resource & reset
St Werburgh's Community Centre
Saturday 21st October 2023
10.30am to 4.30pm
Burnout & Boundaries: Where vulnerability is a strength, and saying ‘NO’ a gift.
Share a day learning with others, find out what works for you and discover new tools, frames and insights to support you to avoid burnout and find greater spaciousness.
Led by Kanada Gorla, co-founder and lead facilitator of Kin, experienced mentor and guide in the landscape of self-authority - taking care of ourselves and each other.
Tickets:
£25 Standard
£50 Pay-it-Forward. Covers your ticket and enables another to experience the day.
£15 for low/no waged.
- All people attending will have access to snacks & drinks.
- Bring your own lunch or use the venue cafe.
- St. Werburgh’s is an accessible venue, with ramps to the main entrance, low level buttons to open automatic doors, and 2 accessible toilets.
- A Kin Event / www.connectkin.org .
Burnout & Boundaries offers you the space to restore, resource and reset, learning new tools and practices that can transform how you meet day to day challenges.
A one-day workshop to develop greater capacity to set compassionate boundaries and explore the patterns and drivers to over-extend, exhaust yourself or burn out.
This space of rest and exploration counters the trend that pushes us to always be on, connected, doing something, going somewhere, being something!....So that the hard cycles of anxiety, fatigue and collapse may be softened and dispersed, allowing for a greater movement to meaningful connection, and moments of pause, tender care and attention.
Using practical, shareable and generative practices Kanada invites you to explore being subtle and moveable, taking care of yourself, and still showing up for and with others.
Kanada Gorla is a leading practitioner of creating spaces where creativity flourishes, compassionate sharing is welcomed and generative practises are put to the service of people, places and the natural world. During her time creating a diverse and thrilling set of programmes with grass-root community makers, purpose-led businesses, faith groups, creatives and young people she designed a highly regarded burnout retreat for Sharpham House in Devon. Knowing that a huge amount of people do not have the time or resource to go on a 4-day retreat Kanada is bringing some of her favourite insights, tools and practices into this day-long workshop in central Bristol.
Kanada is supported by Trace Mulzac, Clara Fung and Chiz Williams. All based in Bristol and working, enjoying and experimenting in the community making and place-building space, using activities like sport, cinema, fun days and innovative cultural events to support creating intimate and expressive spaces to encourage community making.
This event is part-funded enabling ticket prices to be lower than normal commercial rates. We have a Pay-it-Forward ticket option as we hope we can make tickets available at no cost to people who are interested in this option. Please be in touch.
/
What is Kin?
The purpose of Kin (the organisation Kanada and Chiz set up) is to co-produce learning environments to support the people and groups who do so much to support and uplift their communities. Frontline and grassroots community workers and projects.
Kin also creates events and opportunities so these learnings and activities can be shared with others from all walks of life. Kin aims to generate greater social cohesion and capacity at the grassroots level of society.
The Kin Team are engaged practitioners, facilitators and mentors in the fields of positive social change, leadership, generative culture, nature connection, community making and place building.
For more info: www.connectkin.org
[email protected]
Photos:
Clive Smith at a Kin Residential / Asha Center. Photo by Esther May Campbell
Kanda Gorla at Canonteign Falls, Devon. Photo by Dorota Ostoja-Zawadzka
Trace Mulzac & Chiz Williams at a Kin Community Makers Programme Meet Up / Brown Rock Farm. Photo by Esther May Campbell
Clara Fung at a Kin Residentail / St Anthony's Well. Photo By Esther May Campbell
Entry requirements: