Natureza Gabriel
Natureza Gabriel
Connection Phenomenologist
Gabriel is the Convener of the Restorative Practices Alliance, the Co-Founder of the Academy of Applied Social Medicine, and the Founder and CEO of Hearth Science, Inc. Over the past twenty-five years, he has done doctoral-level study and research in Neurophysiology, Applied Mindfulness, Social Justice pedagogy and Anti-Racist facilitation, Deep Nature Connection, Cultural Linguistics, and Indigenous Lifeways. He has been mentored by nearly 45 mentors and advisors. He is the author of Restorative Practices of Wellbeing (which will release March 15, 2022), and the forthcoming Keywords: A Field Guide to the Missing Words.Schedule a Consultation with Gabriel
Contact and Professional Details:
Area(s) of focus: Connection Phenomenology, Social Medicine, Autonomic Physiology, Clinical Applications of Polyvagal Theory
Credentials: Primary Architect of the Restorative Practices Neuro-developmental model
Certifications: Certified Restorative Practices Alliance Curator, Certified Restorative Practices Alliance Facilitator, Certified Mindful Facilitation and Anti-Racism Trainer
Works remotely? YES
Initial Session: 15 minutes, complementary
Session Structure: Sessions of 75-90 minutes, $300/session. Sessions are typically once every two weeks. I like to assign homework- I want you to learn deeply between sessions, which is part of why I designed this learning platform. 😉 I like to meet for a minimum of five sessions. I prefer to work with a small roster of committed people, generally no more than 5 at any one time. I always have at least one pro bono client. For those living in, or near the Bay Area of Northern California, I like to hold sessions at our nature preserve near Nicasio, California (45 minutes from the Golden Gate bridge).
For whom will this be a good fit? I'm not a physician, nor am I therapist, or a trauma therapist. So if you are dealing with acute symptoms of physiological or psychological distress, there are other practitioners in our network who are likely a better fit for curation. My expertise is in connection phenomenology, and in removing roadblocks to connection. I've been working on this for 25 years, across six primary disciplinary areas.
Approach When I work one-on-one with people, I generally do this in a reflective mentoring capacity. We'll work across a number of domains, including mindfulness, somatic awareness, deep nature connection, and creativity. My primary interest is in the restoration of vital wellbeing. I often work as part of a trans-disciplinary team with other practitioners in our global network to support clients.
