INTERNAL PRACTICE AND WORKING LIFE, module 1 (Class 2)

Professional and meditative supervision course in communication and immersion

with Hanneli Ågotsdatter, Peter Høeg, Steen Hildebrandt, Jeppe Hein, Jeanette Lykkegård, Michael Stubberup and Kirsten Rotbøll Lassen

The course begins in October 2024 and lasts until February 2026.

This course is for people who want to bring qualities from meditative immersion into their working lives.
Who are committed to being part of a group for a long time in which we will support each other in both personal immersion and in ensuring that this immersion can be expressed in the individual's professionalism in their own way.

The course is designed for participants who, for example, teach or/and work creatively, are therapists, or work in other care functions.
Or who are otherwise concerned with uniting their individual immersion with their outward engagement.

Making clear one's professional and human core competencies and exploring how these can be connected to a meditative practice is an essential part of the process.
An important focus will also be the connection between internal and external sustainability, which is one of today's major tasks.

Supported by the teaching and the group, each participant will work on a communication project that is relevant to – and based on – the individual's professional expertise.

The course will encourage and support participants to establish a regular meditative practice.
The meditative and personal integrity – the clear sense of self – that can come from such regular practice is crucial when one wants to bring qualities such as presence and warmth to expression in one's work life and everyday life.

The course consists of four physical modules in Nørre Snede and twelve online sessions. See more under COURSE SCOPE.

Teachers:

The course's main instructors are Hanneli Ågotsdatter and Peter Høeg.

Guest lecturers are:

▪ Professor and management researcher Steen Hildebrandt who teaches the connection between internal and external sustainability.

▪ Michael Stubberup, teacher, author and founder and daily manager of the rehabilitation network Synergaia, teaches, based on neuropsychological research, the establishment of an inner compass.

▪ Visual artist Jeppe Hein who teaches creativity, presence and warmth.

▪ Study groups and writing workshops will be led by Jeanette Lykkegård – who is the course's program coordinator – and by Kirsten Rotbøll Lassen.

The course is now open for registration. Click here for information about REGISTRATION here.

Dates for the four physical modules at Sol15, plus 12 online sessions:

Module I: 31 October – 3 November 2024

Module II: 6 – 9 March 2025

Module III: 30 October – 2 November 2025

Module IV: 19 – 22 February 2026