Healing the Colonized Mind:
Cultivating Coherence Through ALOHA

We've entered a world driven by digital systems and algorithms, yet we still operate from mindsets formed centuries ago. These paradigms built an incredible global culture that sustains 8 billion humans above comfort levels far beyond most ancestors. Yet, we find ourselves unable to effectively navigate modern challenges such as social fragmentation, environmental crises, widespread health epidemics, and rising depression & anxiety rates. Research demonstrates a direct causal relationship with how we engage with our phones, and with 91% of Americans owning a smartphone and relating with the algorithms driving them, we urgently need a new way of operating in our emerging digital world. This four-hour interactive workshop invites participants to explore new perspectives, engage in meaningful dialogue, and practice transformative skills.

This workshop, facilitated by Dr. Gerry Ebalaroza-Tunnell and Jeremy Tunnell, leverages systemic and Indigenous Polynesian frameworks, including the Guiding Principles of A.L.O.H.A.

  Through interactive activities and engaging practices, Participants will leave with practical tools for self-awareness, systemic thinking, and community engagement, empowering them to create meaningful change. We strive to foster coherent and resilient human beings, ready to face the complexities of the 21st century.

Outcomes:

• Process Overwhelming Content: Learn to scale and navigate complex information through personalized leverage points of change and transformation.

• Cultivate Triadic Alignment: Harmonize mind, body, and spirit to enhance resilience and adaptability.

• Engage in Resilience Practices: Experience breathwork and other mindfulness practices to build emotional and cognitive coherence.

• Create Cohesive Environments: Develop skills for fostering unity and collaboration in diverse social and professional contexts.

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