Supporting the unfolding of the self through nature

Therapeutic communication with Nature

Encountering the priceless Nature that we are

What could be a more beautiful connection to life itself than to experience it from the point of view of animals, plants, earth and water?
Callicott, an American philosopher, tells us that "by decentring ourselves, we can move away from an anthropocentric viewpoint towards an ethic of the earth.
The path to transformation lies in paying attention to wild nature.
A profound encounter with ourselves is the key to reuniting with nature and life. Something that has been sorely lacking for decades".

We'll be looking at therapeutic communication with living beings, the concept of resonance, the art of questioning and validation, the inner posture that enables us to connect with ourselves and with life, and so on.

We will experiment with everything we learn, so that we can feel the relevance at work within us and the subtleties of the communicative state.

Objectives :

Distinguish between external information and internal, universal knowledge.
Acquire communication tools that enable us to connect with nature and its elements,
Initiate and provide guidelines for a posture that sensitively promotes a communicative state.
Distinguish between different aspects of what is known as ecology
Introducing archetypal notions that can be found in life and the universe, right down to the inner self.
Implementing and experimenting with communication that facilitates a genuine encounter with Being, with respect and sensitivity.
Offer the tools to support others in listening deeply and reconnecting with life.

Applications

Accompanying others and welcoming yourself with guidance and in contact with nature.
Health and social professions: as a complement to therapy and human support activities, educational and pedagogical.
Continuing education: therapeutic, pedagogical and educational activities for a wide range of beneficiaries.

Prerequisites

The impetus to deepen one's connection to life and nature in order to develop and support others.

If you are working in a profession or association, or planning to change careers in relation to this theme, this course is an essential prerequisite for continuing education and training.

No prerequisite knowledge is required. In the case of a personal culture project, the course may be followed, but will not be registered as continuing education, and VAT at 20% will apply.

Course

Round-table discussion with introduction to the theory.

Basics of communication and the functioning of the psyche. Reference points concerning contact with nature among the first peoples. Bringing original knowledge into line with communication tools.

Teaching tools through experimentation: - Quality of attention to oneself, to others and to nature, enabling us to experience the communicative state and the presence of what is. - The posture and art of questioning that accompanies the connection to life and to oneself. - Existential contact with different elements of nature (trees, river, cliff, etc.). Differentiating between sensations and the experiential.

Implementing support for contact with nature that opens the way to Being. And which will lead to the deployment and expansion of the field of consciousness.

Acquisitions at the end of the course

Theoretical knowledge of communication, psychology and ancestral references. An awareness of the diversity of both nature and human beings. A broader vision of global coherence.

The first module provides the basis for implementing communication with nature.
Other modules to come will enable you to refine, adjust, diversify and experiment with accompanying others and self-coaching in communication with nature, within yourself and with the elements.

Speakers Christelle Jeannin
Psychologist and trainer in maïeusthésie, therapeutic and existential communication therapist.
With 25 years' experience working in institutions, supporting families and teams of professionals in the social, medico-social and psychiatric sectors, she now organises therapeutic retreats and retreats in contact with nature, and provides training in caring support using a systemic vision of living beings.