December 1, 2022
Jessica Canham
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Four lessons for the world from Dominica on our 44th Independence Anniversary

Our island of Dominica is part of the most complex and connected global civilization in history. Humanity moves billions of dollars of goods and services around the world every day, while war, climate disasters, eco-systems breakdown, and pandemics are becoming increasingly disruptive to our globalized...

Community, resilience

November 26, 2022
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Der Tragödie unserer Welt ins Auge blicken – Einführung in die Tiefe Anpassung (Kurs)

April 27 @ 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm UTC 4wöchiger Kurs (inkl. 3 Online-Workshops 27.4./11.5./25.5.2023), in dem die Teilnehmenden in Gemeinschaft mit anderen auf eine Erfahrungsreise gehen,...

climate anxiety, climate grief, collapse awareness, community-building, deep adaptation, ecoanxiety, resilience, the 4Rs

November 26, 2022
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Der Tragödie unserer Welt ins Auge blicken – Einführung in die Tiefe Anpassung (Kurs)

February 11 @ 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm UTC 5wöchiger Kurs (inkl. 3 Online-Workshops 21.1./11.2./25.2.2023), in dem die Teilnehmenden in Gemeinschaft mit anderen auf eine Erfahrungsreise gehen,...

climate anxiety, climate grief, collapse awareness, community-building, deep adaptation, ecoanxiety, resilience, the 4Rs

November 26, 2022
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Der Tragödie unserer Welt ins Auge blicken – Einführung in die Tiefe Anpassung (Kurs)

February 25 @ 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm UTC 5wöchiger Kurs (inkl. 3 Online-Workshops 21.1./11.2./25.2.2023), in dem die Teilnehmenden in Gemeinschaft mit anderen auf eine Erfahrungsreise gehen,...

climate anxiety, climate grief, collapse awareness, community-building, deep adaptation, ecoanxiety, resilience, the 4Rs

September 19, 2022
Constance Clare-Newman
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One-Minute Practice: What’s Not Wrong?

by Constance Clare-Newman This is a practice I use when I notice that I am spiraling into negative thinking,tension or despair from seeing and hearing about terrible changes and suffering of people, animals and the natural world. It is a practice that I think prepares me to embody loving responses...

embodiment, resilience

August 31, 2022
Mark Causey
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Parachute

by Mark Causey Your parachute did not open. Don’t panic, it does not help. Don’t waste what precious time is left On anger and recrimination. At this point, what does it matter who’s to blame? It won’t change the simple fact that Your parachute did not open. You are flying,...

poetry, resilience

Be (grateful) here now: Deep Adaptation Gratitude Month

Earlier this year, I found myself taking care of my friend’s two daughters – aged 9 and 12 – for two weeks while their mum was recovering from emergency surgery. I quickly realised that, despite years of supporting people, individually and in groups, as they navigate the emotional rollercoaster...

gratitude, resilience

July 27, 2022
Alan Heeks
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How adaptive networks and hamlets can help future resilience

by Alan Heeks There’s a widespread view that strengthening local communities will be crucial in the years ahead, to help us all to live with increasing levels of disruption, e.g. to food supplies, utilities, weather patterns, and probably social cohesion. During a recent pilgrimage walk...

Community, resilience

June 10, 2022
DAF core team

Solidarity in the Deep Adaptation Forum

Standing heart to heart with people on the front lines of collapse “What we most need to do is to hear within us the sound of the earth crying.”– Thích Nhất Hạnh On this page, we shine a spotlight on projects around the world that could benefit from the support, financial or otherwise,...

diversity and decolonisation, mutual care, resilience, solidarity

April 4, 2022
Alan Heeks
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Taking Deep Adaptation into Nature – a training programme for therapists and group leaders. By Alan Heeks

I have been involved with Deep Adaptation since autumn 2019, and it feels like the context for DA has become a lot more wide and welcoming over that time. As climate impacts increase, I hear the language of adaptation being used much more commonly. Although the Ukraine war may not be directly related...

collapse, deep adaptation, events, resilience

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Four lessons for the world from Dominica on our 44th Independence Anniversary

Der Tragödie unserer Welt ins Auge blicken – Einführung in die Tiefe Anpassung (Kurs)

Der Tragödie unserer Welt ins Auge blicken – Einführung in die Tiefe Anpassung (Kurs)

Der Tragödie unserer Welt ins Auge blicken – Einführung in die Tiefe Anpassung (Kurs)

One-Minute Practice: What’s Not Wrong?

Parachute

Be (grateful) here now: Deep Adaptation Gratitude Month

How adaptive networks and hamlets can help future resilience

Solidarity in the Deep Adaptation Forum

Taking Deep Adaptation into Nature – a training programme for therapists and group leaders. By Alan Heeks