How can we constructively engage with the emotions and tensions that arise in response to today’s societal and ecological challenges? In this experiential workshop, you will explore The Work That Reconnects (WTR) and its four-stage spiral: gratitude, honouring our pain, seeing with new eyes, and moving forward.
Through reflection, dialogue and experiential exercises, you will explore how this approach can support connection, resilience and active hope, particularly within higher education.
The workshop will take place at Buitenplaats Brienenoord, an inspiring, nature-rich setting, and will be facilitated by Sascha Bol:
In the Work That Reconnects, I found a hopeful and empowering perspective on how we can meaningfully respond to the challenges and transformations of our time. Over the past six months, I have completed a facilitator development programme in this approach. I am excited to facilitate this first workshop and to create a space for connection, reflection and active hope.”
Interested? Read the full information on the website.
Practical information
Date: 20 October 2026
Time: 13:00-17:00
Price: €250,-
Location: Buitenplaats Brienenoord: an inspiring, nature-rich place that serves as a rehearsal space for the future, making it a perfect setting for The Work That Reconnects.
Language: English
Participation and registration
This workshop is relevant, for example, to educators who address the major issues of our time in their teaching and are looking for ways to provide emotional support to students in this context. Colleagues in other educational roles who are seeking ways to connect on how contribute to the major transformations of our time are also welcome. Maximum 8 participants; minimum 5.
You can sign up by sending an email to Sascha (bol@risbo.eur.nl).
Unable to participate, but interested in the topic? Feel free to send Sascha an email as well!
Contact
Sascha Bol
Educational consultant
Email address: bol@risbo.eur.nl