Transform Your Relating with Yourself, Others and the Earth

This course offers practical, experiential and creative workshops on transforming our relating with ourselves, others and the Earth, empowering us to address sustainability challenges.

• Explore a resilient, rich and sustaining relationship with self, each other, and Earth.
• Engage in experiential activities that enable awareness, presence and being. 
• Develop direct insight into the interconnectedness of the life community. 
• Build an enhanced, embodied ability to live well in community with others.

8 sessions delivered by skilled facilitators and sustainability leaders from CERES, oases Graduate School, Moora Moora Community Co-operative and more.

There will be 5 Tuesday evening and 3 Sunday workshops over 2 months, starting on Tuesday 17 April 2012.

Registrations are now open and will close Tuesday 8 April 2012.

To register contact CERES Reception on 9389 0100 or email reception@ceres.org.au

An information session about the course, will be held on Tuesday 20 March, 7-8.00pm, in the Lower Merri Room at the CERES Van Raay Centre. All are welcome to attend.

This course will benefit:

• sustainability educators 
• health, wellbeing and community development professionals 
• personal and social change activists
• those interested in spiritual and personal development

For a course outline and timeline please view the course brochure by clicking here.
 

Social Wellbeing and Connectedness Project Background
In 2010, CERES received funding to initiate a program that would foster the renewal of social wellbeing and connectedness. This led to the development of the Being Together, Becoming Sustainable course by a steering committee of sustainability leaders and academics from CERES, the Fitzroy Uniting Church, Swinburne University and the OASES Graduate School at Borderlands. 

Please click for a brief background summary of the Social Wellbeing Project.

Please click for the in-depth research report on the Social Wellbeing Project.

Please click for related educational opportunities and organisations.

Please click for further information on our course partner, oases Graduate School at Borderlands.