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My TAE classes are designed to familiarize you with the TAE process so that you can use it on your own or with a partner. In between each class, you will have Focusing partnerships with other class members. Here’s a description of what happens in each TAE class.
Deep transformational processes start to unfold as a result of Thinking at the Edge. This year-long class is designed to allow those changes to develop fully within a supportive group.
Listening in a Focusing way Listening in a Focusing Way will take place on Tuesdays, November 1 through December 13 from 1 to 3 p.m. Eastern…
The “kindness” fostered by Thinking at the Edge I recently attended the Gendlin Center’s online symposium, Saying What We Mean. At the gathering, the Embodied…
Thinking at the Edge (TAE) has helped me move from feeling powerless about climate change to a place of hope, with clear steps ahead that feel right for me.
My TAE process developed into how to position myself before any storm on the horizon, not just climate change. So I feel like I’m ready to go with coronavirus, straight into action, without the weeping and wailing. Action, in the instance of corona virus, means:
I am moved and grateful to Merilyn Mayhew of Sydney, Australia for this rich essay on her transformational process in my 7-week online class in Thinking at the Edge (TAE). Merilyn and I want to share her story of how TAE led her from helplessness to hope on climate change. This attitude has extended to her actions around COVID-19 as well:
Dealing with stress by becoming aware of the patterns held silently in our bodies Listening to stress helps in dealing with stress. Just got this…
Citizenfour won an Oscar for best documentary of 2015 A felt sense feels right despite the uncertainty of the circumstances. This illustrated in the documentary…
Last night I had a long conversation with my son, who is 25 years old, and works as a civil engineer for a large project…
This afternoon, 4 “empathizers” showed up on the daily conflict resolution call from 4-6. There was Jesse from North Carolina, Harald from Portugal, Jonathan from…