The Integral Circling® Approach is a retired school… It no longer trains students, but in the years it was active, it trained many artful practitioners. Their approach consists of three foundational principles; It’s the facilitator’s accountability to: The stages of an Integral Circle supervised by the facilitator include:
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Deepening into the present moment allows us to explore the infinite potential of connection. The European Circling Approach supports the revealing of depths in relationship and uncovers the gifts hiding in plain sight between us. It continually surprises us how much connection, insight and aliveness emerges when human beings can skillfully meet in presence. Practice
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The Circling® Institute calls their version of this work “The Original Circling® Approach” because Guy Sengstock, one of TCI’s co-owners, founded this practice over 20 years ago and the separate lineages all arose out of his original distinctions. What makes their version unique is the 7 Stages of Circling model, and how each stage of
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Skillfully coming into contact Slowing down, paying gentle attention to what’s here and now. We practice meeting in the delicate truth within us and between us from each moment to the next. This can be honed to micro-precision. We track and share the subtleties of our experience as we open to the nuances of the continually
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I came across this beautiful story from Alan Cohen while looking through some old files and felt deeply moved by it once again. I wanted to share it with you… For me it represents the sacredness of the Circling Approach, where we connect with each other’s essence & humanity. And a new understanding, perspective, healing, possibility rises… from
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“All of us, from the cradle to the grave, are happiest when life is organized as a series of excursions, long or short, from the secure base provided by our attachment figures.” — John Bowlby (1988) So many of us do not have the secure base we need as adults to generate the inspiration, will,
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Here I elaborate on the theory that Circling contributes to the healing of insecure attachment.
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