Resources: United Kingdom

Humans naturally move between periods of Doing and Being; activity and rest; spending energy and replenishing; learning and integrating. Both are important; too much of either one can be problematic. …

Many groups focus primarily on accomplishing tasks, and could spend more time on processes and relationships.  It can be challenging to find a good balance.  How things get done is…

These Activities send 'safety' signals directly to the nervous system. They are designed to calm the body, and to allow more blood to flow to the brain.  Because many of…

Recorded on 29 May 2024 this session focused on ”Together We Can… Run Effective & Engaging Meetings” With: Jeff Baldwin from Transition Chepstow Bex Baxter from Coexist in Bristol Guy…

Guide to community visioning. This visioning guide is designed to help groups and communities open up their imagination and start exploring what a better future could look like in their…

The human nervous system has evolved to spend most of its time in a state of social engagement (and small amounts of time in a stress response). This is the…

Feedback can be very helpful for personal wellbeing and resilience. When you notice an internal symptom or a signal that’s taking you off-course, you can make an adjustment. Paying attention…

Is your group confused or undecided about how to constitute? Is the way your group is set up hampering you from moving forward? Do you have questions about the best…

Co-weave a flow of involvement for members in your group or organization that is nurturing and connecting in every phase of your evolution. This practice aims to create a welcoming…

Flooding poses a major threat to property and life. Climate change is creating more floods through sea level rise, stronger storms and more intense rainfall events. Simple defences like sand…

Five steps to REconomy; Base building, dynamic planning, practical partnerships, place analysis and space creation! These five steps encompass learning from three years of REconomy work across the UK. They…