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Warren Hooley on the Missing Factor in the Fight, Flight, Freeze & Fawn Model
Conversations with Kara-Leah
1 hour 40 minutes 32 seconds
1 year ago
Warren Hooley on the Missing Factor in the Fight, Flight, Freeze & Fawn Model
Welcome to the first episode of season 3 of Conversations with Kara-Leah, recorded in my new home - Squamish Sḵwx̱wú7mesh, Canada. (Listen to the correct pronunciation here.)
My first guest this seasion is Warren Hooley.
Warren Hooley is from Penticton, British Columbia and was born of Okanagan/Syilx, English and Ukrainian heritage. He is passionate about nonviolent communication, decolonization and healthy masculinity and has facilitated over 2500 workshops in the past 13 years. Today Warren is based in Vancouver, BC and his overall vision is to help create communities where everyone can thrive and find genuine happiness. In his workshops, Warren loves to weave engaging activities with fascinating diagrams. He has a talent for creating spaces where people can learn skills that measurably impact their lives for years to come.
Warren & I talk about all the things including:
healthy masculinity and why Warren prefers the term restricted masculinity to toxic masculinity
relational neurobiology, nervous system regulation, shame and humility
how tools like NVC (non-violent communication) can be used to manipulate
the gift of fawning
the Missing Factor in the Fight, Flight, Freeze & Fawn Model
the ineffectiveness of cancel culture
confidence as a coping mechanism
the tragedy of men trapped in shame - and how to climb out
the continuum of emotional expression, processing and containment
what it means if you can't handle an action-adventure movie
staying safe as a male facilitator
decolonization, the wall of shame, the river of grief and the ocean of possibility
the danger of prioritizing productivity as a value
and finally, Warren's vision for the more beautiful world.
Find Warren here:
https://www.warrenhooley.com/home
https://www.instagram.com/mrwarrenhooley/
https://www.facebook.com/Warrenseannhooley
Credits
Audio • Luke Bowman
Music • Sexy Urban Beats by PenguinMusic
Photo • Pete Longworth
Graphic Design • Tara Spice
Conversations with Kara-Leah
Kara-Leah brings deep listening, curiosity and inquiry into conversations with all kinds of people as she explores spirituality, sexuality, power , awakening and how they all intersect.