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Episode 215

Emergent Methodologies of Collective Trauma Integration

In this episode we speak with Adrian Wagner about his research using Dave Snowden’s Sensemaker tool with Thomas Huebl’s collective trauma work, the resonances between Dave and Thomas’ work, the intelligence of unprocessed trauma, enabling versus governing constraints, and further questions for Dave and Thomas.

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In this podcast we talk about

04:30 Exploring Thomas Huebl and Dave Snowden’s work
11:30 The Sensemaker process for collective trauma
19:00 Immersion in relational experience
23:30 The resonances between Thomas and Dave
27:00 Balancing structure and attunement
32:30 Unpacking narratives in our present experience
40:30 The intelligence of unprocessed trauma
45:00 Enabling versus governing constraints
50:00 Religious and spiritual practices
55:30 Questions for Dave and Thomas
58:30 Catholicism and dualism

Resources Mentioned:

Dave Snowden
Thomas Huebl
Integral Theory
Sensemaker
The Pocket Project
Circling 
Steve March
Andy Clark
Nondualism
New materialism

About Adrian

Adrian Wagner

Adrian Wagner is a researcher at the Pocket Project and a coach for organizational transformation at Complexity Partners. His career has spanned the roles of teacher, researcher, coach and transformational facilitator for organizations such as the European School of Governance, Foreign Ministry of Germany, Ludwigsburger Schlossfestspiele, European Commission, and University Witten/Herdecke. Adrian was co-initiator of the Black Forest School of Metamodernism and served as an expert at the Institute of Transformational Leadership Berlin. He recently co-published a research report on "Trauma and Democracy", a synthesis of Dave Snowden and Thomas Hübl's insights, exploring novel pathways to integrate collective trauma.

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