Turning Ground

Turning Ground supports Naarm/Melbourne's transition to a regenerative future by supporting individuals, leaders, and communities in developing greater resilience, courage, and hope. Through integrative psychotherapy, programs, and community events, Turning Ground works to increase the capacity for individuals to participate within empowered communities, responding to the challenges of our time. “The major problems in the world are the result of the difference between how nature works and the way people think.” - Gregory Bateson Through restoring our ways of relating and deepening our participation in life, Turning Ground exists to create foundations for hope and possibility to emerge. We see our current personal and collective challenges as complex, nested, and interrelated: change is political, systemic, ecological, social, cultural, perceptual, and imaginal. At the intersection of psychotherapy, ecology, and culture, we use our experience in social and systems change, regenerative practice, groupwork, and psychotherapy to support: - leaders seeking to grow their capacities for creating meaningful cultural change; - individuals seeking personal healing, transformation, and a supportive community; - organisations and communities in creating inclusive, adaptive, resilience, and connected cultures. We believe that relationships are what truly matter. Through regenerative and creative modes of being-together, we envision that human and planetary flourishing may be possible in the face of crisis.