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The Laceweb - Self Help Healing
Action
Updated April 2014. SECTION
A - Introducing Laceweb – Informal Healing Networks and New Social
Movement The Laceweb is a
social movement with a history spanning over 50 years. Starting in Australia it
has spread throughout the East Asia Australasia Oceania Region. The Laceweb
is an informal network of indigenous, small minority and intercultural
healers. Here are brief
descriptions of the sub-pages in this Section: o Introduces the Laceweb
and tells of the origins of the name ‘Laceweb’. Laceweb Webs and Laceweb
o
The
Un-Inma Project is a fifty year plus Longitudinal
Community Wellbeing Action Research Project continuing to self-evolve in the
Atherton Tablelands of Tropical Far North Queensland, Australia. Un-Inma
Atherton Tablelands Inma Project o
This page sets a wide range of differing healing events
that all happened around Yungaburra during one fortnight at the start of
1994. One Fortnight’s
Laceweb action in the Atherton Tablelands in Jan, 1994 o
Outlines
a number of ways that the Laceweb internet Site mirrors the Laceweb. Laceweb and the Laceweb Internet
Site
o
A
paper presented during March 2000 at the 6th International Holistic Health
Conference convened by the Faculty of Medicine - Monash University in
Victoria, Australia. It gives an overview of Laceweb Way including a brief
introduction to socio-medicine and sociotherapy, drawing on healing ways of
indigenous people from Solomon Islands, Bougainville and Australia. Wounded Healers - Wounded Group o
Contains
a set of Concepts and Frames providing a feel for Laceweb. Laceweb Concepts and Frames o
A
brief outline of the way experiential learning/transforming takes place using
Laceweb unconscious processes in Eclectic Holistic Mindbody Transforming.
This is contrasted with a more traditional mode of experiential learning. Experiential Learning o
A
summary of some of the Experiential Learning Experiences available through
Laceweb including life competencies, basic work competencies, Living Well,
Cultural Healing Artistry, Changing through Moving, Restoring personal and
communal Wellness after Disasters, Wellness and Relational Mediation, as well as processes supporting folk
to become experiential learning facilitators. Healing Ways Experiential Learning o
Other
the decades there has been some significant Laceweb Documents that have
evolved the theme of transforming towards a Human Environment Revolution for
well futures for Planet Earth and all life forms. This page contains links to
these significant documents Significant
Laceweb Documents o Contains
many photographs and a brief introduction to Laceweb Action Research into
having both nature and human nature thriving carried out since the 1940s and
its implications for food sustainability. Laceweb New Soil Water Harvesting
and Food Forests o
Contains
a brief overview of action research into life colloid and its potential role
in supporting the return of global paradise. Evolving Natural Landscape
Paradises o
An
educational paper containing very important information on vitalising
immunity – what cancer cells like and do not like; only giving cancer
cells what they do not like, keeping blood healthy; emptying and cleansing
the bile bladder and the 12 day liver flush. Vitalising Immunity o
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. Humane Global Transitions - Therapeutic
Community, Self-help Networking and Peacehealing
o A brief overview of the
Laceweb. Laceweb - A Brief Map o
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. Micro-experiences for
Sharing Healing Ways o
Contains
ethics for healers and nurturers. This document was evolved though a
self-help group called mediation matters during a November, 1993 Mediation
Therapy Gathering near Lake Tinaroo in the Atherton Tablelands in North
Queensland, Australia by North Australian Aboriginal and Islander women along
with Dr Neville Yeomans. Laceweb
Ethics o
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 for some aspects of Laceweb action in the
Region. Evolving a Dispersed
Urban Therapeutic Community o
Introduces
ways of non-compromising funding of community mutual help for wellbeing
sustainable global futures. Financing
Sustainable Global Futures o A brief communiqué
written by Dr Neville Yeomans on Laceweb action in the Seventies published in
the first edition of Therapeutic Communities Journal in the UK. From the Outback o
An
excerpt from a paper and talk presented by Professor Elizabeth Protacio-De Castro at an International Labour Organisation
Conference in 2002 in Nepal that briefly describes the Laceweb Network as one
example of what has worked in the Region. The Laceweb Network o
A
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