TOM
HABIB

Title of contribution:

Lessons from the Collective We-Space to help Intimate Couples

Where & when:

Marabella II.

Saturday, 26th May
12:00-14:00

Project: Lessons from the Collective We-Space to help Intimate Couples become 2nd tier explorers

Who’s in the room matters when a group of seekers is attempting to open up into a collective experience many evolutionary thinkers have found. This we-space becomes much more challenging for an intimate couple than it is for non-lovers for many reasons. For example, each person in an intimate partnership is very familiar with partner behavior originating from lower centers of gravity. These inconsistencies frequently erode feelings of trust if not viewed from a developmental perspective. Furthermore, the capacity to compartmentalize less than perfect experiences, an established rhythm between connection and separation, tolerance for exposure, transparency, and more, are all necessary to creating stable intimate 2nd tier intimate we-space. This presentation will translate the lessons learned from the collective experience into specific recommendations for the intimate couple with an emphasis upon integral community members who find themselves in 1st tier relationships.

About Tom Habib:

Thomas Habib was founder and managing partner in a private group practice for 26 years. He is also adjunct faculty at Center for Integrative Psychology in the California School of Professional Psychology, San Diego. As Physician Well Being Chair at a local Hospital he applies integral principals and state experiences in monthly presentations. He is currently developing We-space experiences at San Diego Integral and utilizing these findings to help intimate couples develop state experiences.