The Laceweb - Self Help Healing Action

Section B

Last updated Feb 2007

Introducing Laceweb – Informal Healing Networks and a New Social Movement

• Provides glimpses of the Laceweb social movement evolving in the East Asia Oceania Australasia Region. Laceweb is at the same time an informal network of indigenous and oppressed small minority healers and nurturers This page contains an historical timeline of Laceweb action, an extensive list of concepts and frameworks used in the Laceweb, as well as a bibliography of some of the books and articles published about the Laceweb. A large file - worth the wait Size 168 k. Community Ways for Healing the World

• Two poems written by Dr Neville Yeomans one of the founders of the Laceweb that set the scene for understanding Laceweb Action. Size 6 k. Inma

· A paper based on PhD and post-doctoral research. It documents social action supporting global transition towards a more humane world and the Laceweb social movement's enabling of small possibilities and grassroots micro projects. It also documents socio-healing action for wellbeing. It also details the emergence and merging of therapeutic communities in the Region using self-help and mutual-help networking in everyday life. Size 63 k. Humane Global Transitions - Therapeutic Community, Self-help Networking and Peacehealing

• Sets out possibilities for healing every aspect of wellbeing among disadvantaged indigenous and small minority people in the East Asia Oceania Australasia Region. It outlines self-help processes that may be used to restore a society following large-scale man made or natural disasters Size 38k. Self Help Action Rebuilding Wellbeing in the SE Asia Oceania Australasia Region

· A brief overview of the Laceweb. Size 12k.
Laceweb - A Brief Map

· This paper outlines group processes for sharing Healing Ways evolving in Laceweb networks. It also details processes for working well with large groups and gatherings. Size 15 k. Micro-experiences for Sharing Healing Ways

· Contains ethics for healers and nurturers. This document was evolved at a November, 1993 Mediation Therapy Gathering on in the Atherton Tablelands in North Queensland, Australia by North Australian Aboriginal and Islander women along with Dr Neville Yeomans. Size 22k. Laceweb Ethics

· A radio script about the way Dr Neville Yeomans and others evolved a therapeutic community based network of people in Bondi Junction in the late 1980’s. This is a model for aspects of Laceweb action in the Region. Size 15 k. Evolving a Dispersed Urban Therapeutic Community

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