There is growing understanding, heightened by covid, of the part emotional well-being plays in our lives and the success of an organisation.   Participating in a ceremony can be a very effective way to bring about change, especially around stuck emotional or unrecognised challenges.

I undertake bespoke ceremonies for individuals, small groups and organisations.  Ceremony can be simple or ornate, for many or a few. Often but not always, in a place of nature.
 

Ceremony might be to mark significant changes in our lives, to close off the past or prepare for the new. Ceremony can also help move through a trying time or loss (might include attending a grief ritual, a safe space to feel and express deep emotions.)

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I have trained (30 years plus) with first-nations teachers, for whom ceremony is still an everyday part of life. I am particularly interested in rites of passage or life stage marking (a current involvement is http://www.hartwell.eu.com/riteofpassage.html), or with grief work, where a ceremonial choreography can allow blocked feelings to be felt and moved through.