When the world feels divided, practitioners are called to hold a wider lens.
with panelists: Russ Hudson, Mario Sikora, Michael Naylor, Clare Loughrige
The world feels increasingly divided. Conflict, uncertainty, and fear are shaping the emotional landscape many people are living in. In moments like these, conversations can quickly collapse into sides and tribal thinking.
Practitioners are called to hold a wider lens.
Rather than reinforcing division, our work invites people to move beyond rigid either-or thinking toward a more unified way of seeing. Peace begins within each of us, and the way we hold space for others matters now more than ever.
In this session, you’ll experience:
Short reflections from leading Enneagram voices as Russ Hudson, Mario Sikora, Michael Naylor, and Clare Loughrige share perspectives on the role of practitioners in times of division and uncertainty.
A deeper exploration of how practitioners can hold space differently—moving beyond either–or thinking toward a more integrated and compassionate lens.
Experiential breakout conversations where participants can reflect with peers on how these themes show up in their own work with clients, communities, and organizations.
An opportunity to connect insight with practice, considering how the inner work of practitioners influences the way we guide others through conflict, fear, and change.
A shared moment of reflection with a global community of practitioners who are committed to supporting human development with wisdom, humility, and presence.