ROAR: Research in Applied Relatefulness - Journal Submissions & discussion
ROAR (Research On Applied Relatefulness) is a practitioner-led journal that makes Relatefulness visible, citable, and learnable through real-world case reports, integrations with other frameworks, field notes, failures, and theory. It builds a shared body of knowledge and credibility for the emerging field by publishing what works, what doesn’t, and what we’re discovering in practice.
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Jordan here, You're cordially invited to submit a paper for the inaugural issue of ROAR, the new Research in Applied Relatefulness Journal. This is a powerful endeavor to build our communal body of knowledge cross-pollinate new insights, failures, and best practices celebrate... Read the full postJournal submission: Relatefulness and IOPT
Relatefulness and IOPT A look at how integrating certain elements and practises from IOPT (Identity-Oriented Psycho-trauma Therapy) can enhance the experience of Relatefulness, particularly the Relateful Flow practise My background: I certified as a basic level facilitator of... Read the full postJournal Submission: How to Change Oneself
How To Change Oneself: Why Rational Control Fails and Emotional Understanding Works Abstract At first glance, personal change appears straightforward: identify an unwanted behavior, decide to act differently, and implement the new behavior.... Read the full postAnger Without Attack
Anger Without Attack: Anger as a Relateful Force for Intelligent Action Abstract A common psychological belief suggests that beneath anger lies sadness, implying that emotional maturity involves dropping anger in favor of grief and acceptance.... Read the full postThe Polarity of Edge and Safety
When I was studying the field of relational practice for my book conflict = energy I wanted to understand how the communities before the circling and AR movement understood these teachings.... Read the full postBeing Tuned: How Relatefulness Revolutionized Voice Pedagogy
Category: Cross-Modal Integration Abstract Over twenty-two years of teaching voice and piano and a decade of practicing and facilitating Relatefulness, I have developed a methodology I call Being Tuned.... Read the full postBeing With and Bringing Forth: Relational Presence and the Enactment of Possible Worlds
Being With and Bringing Forth: Relational Presence and the Enactment of Possible Worlds By Philip Watson, Senior Facilitator at The Relateful Company, Certified Circling Facilitator (Circling Europe SAS, 2016), Lead Trainer (with Liz Watson) of Presencia en Conexión, 1st... Read the full postBeyond Inner Work: Relational Awareness and the Practice of Relateful Personal development trains inner awareness. Relateful trains relational awareness.
Beyond Inner Work: Relational Awareness and the Practice of Relateful Personal development trains inner awareness. Relateful trains relational awareness.... Read the full postScience Says: Have Deeper Conversations
Hi again UpTrust! I'm Sara Ness, Resident Research Nerd (aka Research Director) at the social health nonprofit SeekHealing, CEO of Authentic Revolution, and co-founder of the OG Austin Authentic Relating and Circling communities.... Read the full postLarge Scale societal cooperation begins with small scale relational skills. If we can't talk honestly with our partners, children or neighbors it becomes unrealistic to expect productive dialogue at political/insituional levels.... Read the full postNEW VERSION: Beyond Inner Work: Relational Awareness and the Practice of Relateful
Beyond Inner Work: Relational Awareness and the Practice of Relateful -Personal development trains inner awareness. Relatefulness trains relational awareness.... Read the full postJournal submission: Wait, what is "relatefulness"?
ABSTRACT This article explores the nature, meaning, and definition of “relatefulness” as a relational meditation practice. I begin by exploring the potential value of clear definitions: When and why are they important? What do we gain by being clear? What do we lose?... Read the full postMuch better streamlined version of "Beyond Inner Work: Relational Awareness and the Practice of Relateful"
Had too many versions and was using the wrong AI for this type of thing. Just switched to Claude, submitted a few versions and so happy with this shorter much easier to read version. My ideas, long rambles and confusing order, now in streamlined, logically ordered document.... Read the full post