This is a journey of exploration into two questions: 'How did we break?' and 'How do we heal?'. Here, I interview guides who can help us explore the terrain we need to explore in order to uncover and develop answers to these two questions.

Today's guide is Manda Johnson. Manda was born and raised in the UK, but has spent her adult life in New Zealand where she has been actively engaged in her own process of inner transformation for 40 years; a process centred on the ongoing restoration of her own trauma. Manda has a background in Acupuncture, Hypnotherapy, Somatic therapy and Psychodrama, working with individual and groups. In NZ, Manda Johnson is a facilitator of transformation for Collective Intelligence.

Manda has played an important part in the non-profit Pocket Project, established and led by Thomas Hubl, which is dedicated to the restoration of collective and intergenerational trauma. Within the Pocket Project, she has pioneered the philosophy and practice of what is called Global Social Witnessing and is co-initiating a World Witnessing collective.

Manda's experience of living in intentional community for 20 years has helped her to develop a deep appreciation for and trust in the potential and the magic of the Collective.

Key links:

https://www.globalsocialwitnessing.org/

https://www.globalsocialwitnessing.org/product/

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