Mary Inglis is an independent trainer, facilitator and coach who works
internationally with courses and trainings in personal and group
development, leadership, creativity, and transformational change
processes. The core of her work is to do with exploring capacities for
wholeness within ourselves and in relation to the world around us, and
with engaging with the path of our personal calling, as well as the
calling of the world and our times. Her work encourages people to
connect with their own authentic presence, journey and contribution, and
to engage with their own generative core and potential. Born in Scotland, Mary grew up in Nigeria and Lesotho, and went to school and university in South Africa, where she worked as a journalist as well as training in experiential educational approaches. For the last 40 years she has lived at the Findhorn Community in Scotland, where she is a long-term faculty member of the Findhorn Foundation. The Findhorn Community is a holistic and spiritual educational centre exploring new approaches to spirituality and sustainability, as well as collaboration and partnership with all of earth’s ecologies, both physical and non-physical.
Mary is also managing director of the UK branch of InnerLinks Associates, which researches and develops Transformation Game products, programmes and trainings; these offer playful yet substantial approaches to exploring and transforming issues in life and work. Mary has been involved with the Transformation Game since its beginnings in 1976.
Her work draws on her experience at the Findhorn Community and with the Transformation Game, as well with as a variety of other fields and inter-disciplinary approaches, including process oriented psychology and incarnational spirituality. She has designed, developed and facilitated some innovative programmes, processes and trainings, including several custom-made large group processes using the Transformation Game in conferences in the UK, Europe and Korea.
At the end of 2015(4-5 nov) there will be authorprogramm of Mary Inglis in Vilnius. See more here>>
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