The Pocket Project

What is Collective Healing?

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What is Collective Healing? is a weekly podcast exploring how people around the world are finding new ways to heal the individual, inter-generational and collective trauma at the root of our global crises. Presented by the Pocket Project, the series features deeply personal conversations with practitioners who have trained under Thomas Hübl and other pioneers of collective healing – giving listeners a direct experience of the transformational potential this work can unlock. Drawing on a wide diversity of voices from different countries, cultures and communities, the series aims to make the uni...

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Trailer - David Young and The Art of Collective Integration 16.05.2025 2:02

"Polarization isn't the end; it's an invitation to open new pathways for the ways we understand ourselves and each other." - David Young Tune into this preview of our second full episode, where Matthew Green drops in with David to explore the incredible and unexpected opportunities we are presented with in the times we are living in today. Walk away with a new and broadened perspective of what Col...

Trailer - Manda Johnson & Global Social Witnessing 15.05.2025 2:23

Here's a preview of our first episode, where Matthew Green sits down with Manda Johnson to talk about the origins of Global Social Witnessing , what it is and how it can transform how we think about trauma. Click here to learn about our next Global Social Witnessing Facilitator training Manda Johnson is a co-founder of the Pocket Project's Global Social Witnessing Competence Centre and has been...

Trailer - What is Collective Healing? 13.05.2025 2:23

The Pocket Project is delighted to announce the launch of a new weekly podcast exploring how people around the world are coming together to find new ways to heal individual, inter-generational and collective trauma. What Is Collective Healing? features moving conversations with participants in the work of the Pocket Project and practitioners who have trained with Thomas Hübl and other leaders in t...