Ukraine needs a language for complex conversations
We live in a time when society is faced with tension, polarization, trauma, and the need to conduct dialogue every day, even where it seems impossible.
Arnold Mindell, the founder of Process-Oriented Psychology, created an approach that helps to work not only with an individual person, but also with groups, conflicts, collective processes, and social crises.
“Sitting in the Fire: Large Group Transformation Using Conflict and Diversity” is a book about how to remain human within a conflict, and not just look for ways to avoid it.
For Ukraine today, this is more than psychological literature. It is part of the formation of a professional and cultural language of dialogue.
