Beth Remmes is a Facilitator for The Work That Reconnects, leader of the Earth Care Team at Unity Atlanta, a member of the Unity Worldwide Ministry Earth Care Team, is on the Board of Directors for Georgia Interfaith Power and Light, and co-founder of The Four Directions Fund.
Beth has participated in Pachamama Alliance’s Awakening the Dreamer Facilitator Training Program and Game Changer Intensive, the Sustainable World Coalition’s Emergence to Action course, Environmental Working Group for Environmental Educators, and White Awake Study Group. Beth completed a year long international on-line Work That Reconnects Facilitator Development Program and earned a Certificate in Ecopsychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute.
Drawn to deep ecology, indigenous wisdom, environmental and social justice, nature connection, systems theory, biomimicry, permaculture, sustainability, herbalism, earth skills, yoga, meditation, mindfulness, and spirituality, Beth’s workshops burgeon with possibilities. Her natural curiosity, optimism, and years spent as a youth sports coach, combine to make Beth’s facilitation style encouraging and inspirational.
Especially motivated by her children, step-grandchildren, and all of the future generations, Beth is devoted to helping create a more sustainable, just and peaceful world where all beings can thrive.
Why I am called to facilitate the Work
I am called to facilitate the Work That Reconnects because it creates conditions conducive for people to tap into their inner responses to what is happening and help them uncover their unique role to play in the healing of our world.
The exercises allow them to feel their connection to each other and the self-healing powers of the web of life. They leave the workshop feeling nourished and enlivened.
How I see the Work serving the Great Turning
I appreciate the wisdom of the spiral and that the work creates the conditions for emergent properties.
This work encourages us to act from our highest self - as bodhisattvas. When we show up in the world from a place of connection, we are less likely to replicate the behaviors and stories of separateness.
Audiences I work with
I mainly work with faith and activist communities.
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