(By Manu Lewis) Have you ever stopped to think about the stories we tell, and who gets to hear them? There is an old saying that “the tale of the Hunt is only told by the Hunter”. For individuals impacted by the justice system, their narrative is often written for […]
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In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy to become disconnected from the present moment, often dwelling on past hurts or future anxieties. As Restorative Practitioners, we recognize the profound restorative power of mindfulness – the intentional act of paying attention to the present without judgment. Mindfulness allows us to observe our […]
As Restorative Practitioners, we understand that harm doesn’t just occur between people; it can profoundly impact our inner selves, leading to mental and emotional distress. Just as we seek to repair relationships and communities after conflict, we can apply restorative principles to cultivate our mental well-being. This means acknowledging the […]
Restorative practices emphasize balance – balancing your individual needs with your identified community well-being, balancing accountability with support. In our own lives, finding our center is about restoring this balance within ourselves. It’s about connecting with our core values, sense of purpose, and what truly nourishes us. In a world […]
A yall know who know me, I spend a lot of time thinking about how we, as a community, respond when things go wrong. It’s easy to focus on blame and punishment, but what if we shifted our perspective? What will happen when we prioritized repairing the harm done and […]