At CircleStone, conflict is approached with the belief that difficult conversations can lead to new opportunities. Conflict occurs when tension arises between people with different needs, perspectives or beliefs, and they perceive that tension as a threat. In order to resolve conflict, we need to learn to work with the tension and energy present to build and expand relationships within ourselves and with each others.
Founded on a relational approach that balances the individual and group voice to form a safe space for self awareness, exploration
Relational and Group
Circle and Restorative Practices
Nataschaa Chatterton M.A.
nataschaa@circlestone.ca
(867) 335-4460
Suite 209 - 4109, 4th Avenue, Whitehorse, Yukon Territory
Founded on a relational approach that balances the individual and group voice to form a safe space for self awareness, exploration
Relational and Group
Circle and Restorative Practices
- Build understanding, acceptance and collaboration
- Create safety, trust and hope
- Engage the Brain to Solve Conflicts
- Tools for Navigating Difficult Conversations
- Establishing Safety
- Brain, Breath and Body
- Internal Resourcing
- Conflict Skills
- Teambuilding
- Family
- Inter-personal
- Yoga that honours the bodies need for safety
Nataschaa Chatterton M.A.
nataschaa@circlestone.ca
(867) 335-4460
Suite 209 - 4109, 4th Avenue, Whitehorse, Yukon Territory
