Community Circle

Join Us for Our Final Community Circle of the Year!

Where do I end and others begin?

Back by popular demand, this circle will dive into the important topic of *boundaries*. In the messy business of being human, it’s easy to lose our centre—and you have to be careful whose story you wake up in.

By tuning into ourselves more deeply and staying connected to our values and our bodies, we can set and uphold boundaries that empower us to engage in community and movement work with clarity, confidence, and balance. Boundaries aren’t just about saying "no"; they’re about honouring yourself and fostering mutual respect in your connections with others.

This participatory workshop invites you to explore what boundaries look and feel like for you, especially in connection with others. Whether you're advanced in this work or just beginning to find out what it means to you, come ready to reflect, share, and connect in a courageous, supportive space.

Join us by donation and close the year with this enriching community experience.

What participants have said:

“I’m normally quite shy when I meet new people, at parties and social events, but here I was able to drop in and open up really quickly” - Santo

“I think the world needs more spaces like this! I loved that I could just come here and be myself and express myself” – Emily

About the organiser:

Sasha is interested in the stories we tell and how they shape our lives. For over 12+ years, he’s explored intentional communities, somatics & group dynamics. Sasha facilitates groups through processes that enable connection to self, other and community. He’s interested in what wants to emerge when people come together, what conditions are needed for that emergence, and how we all play a part in allowing new stories to unfold.

This is for you if

- You're interested in getting below the surface level of 'normal' social interaction

- You're curious about leaning in to your edges and learning more about your own experience

- You want to develop new relating skills to integrate into the rest of your humaning

What you'll walk away with

- The satisfaction of having experienced much more meaningful conversations with strangers

- The thrill of having shared a different side of yourself than maybe you normally do

- New tools and skills to connect to others and enjoy a different quality of kinship

Good to know

- Everybody's welcome, no prior experience needed.

- Playshop will be conducted in English.

- Please be on time as doors will close shortly after start time.

- We ask for a donation to cover the cost of tea and the space, with any surplus funds going back to the Nieuwland collective (www.nieuwland.cc).

- Places are limited, so please book a ticket, and cancel if you're unable to attend so someone else can take your place.

- Enter through the furthest door on the left, and take the stairs to the first floor.

Host or Publisher Sasha Naod