Embodied Facilitation is a method developed by Melanie Kloetzel/kloetzel&co. that allows groups (neighbours, community organizations, collectives, NGOs, etc.) to deepen connections and problem solve while also being involved in fun, physical activities. Embodied Facilitation sessions aim to support fuller and more intentional social connections through a process that prioritizes dialogue, physical movement and joy. Created as a way to address societal challenges (social isolation, sustainable futures, food insecurity, etc.) the process allows for individuals and communities to nurture local connections while also finding space to envision improved futures. The sessions grow from the understanding that intentional social connections offer a path to mutual aid and community-based sharing, creating resiliency and hope for an uncertain future.
