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The ANS has the ability to bring calm, to spontaneosly engage with others, and to navigate threat responses through social cues.
Neuroception distinguishes safe from dangerous
Working with our hands allows for thought
Working with your hands makes things happen in your brain
When we really face the weight of our current reality, we have to begin to ask what comes next. It creates new opportunities to make a new world.
When we make art, we are exploring alternative realities.
Attuned relationships include rupture and repair
Groundwork is a way of “showing up” - even without feeling like it.
Seasons aligned with stages of maturity & creativity
Being a maker is about collaborating with reality
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Neuroception distinguishes safe from dangerous
Neuroception is a neural process that allows us (and other mammals) to determine what is safe and what is dangerous. It is what allows us to socially engage with the world by monitoring risk and distinguishing between safe and dangerous situations.