Author Archives: Katie Mottram

We are excited to announce the launch of the Emerging Kind online store! All proceeds from tEK clothing and accessories will go into the funding pot to pay for more Peers to be trained to hold safe space groups for … Continue reading →

Would you like to order your own personal copy of Mend the Gap, and avoid giving Amazon most of your money? You can now order Katie’s book direct from HERE, to ensure all proceeds go towards continuing the #EmergingProud campaign… … Continue reading →

It’s with great pleasure I introduce you to Elizabeth Sabet, our Emerging Kind Peer Group Facilitator Trainer… I can’t remember how I crossed paths with Elizabeth, but I’ll be forever grateful to the Universe that we did! It’s one of … Continue reading →

We know from the incredible donations to the campaign, blog and film so far, that there are many amazing artists in the Emerging Proud community; would you like to get your personal creation onto our Emerging Kind project T-Shirts, and … Continue reading →

Yesterday we held the first Steering Group meeting for our new ‘The Emerging Kind tEK’ project. I thought you might like to meet the team in more detail, so today it’s with great pleasure I introduce you to Dr Mick … Continue reading →

Malidoma Some wrote the now acclaimed article ‘What a Shaman sees in a mental hospital’ to demonstrate how “crazy” the Western medical system’s interpretation of craziness seems to the Indigenous traditions that perceive the same experiences as the painful birth … Continue reading →

#EmergingProud 2017; 3 -month reflection REPORT Synopsis: On the 12th May 2017, 16 events were facilitated throughout 12 countries with the focus on normalizing transpersonal experiences within the field of mental health. Open Spaces were held to discuss the umbrella … Continue reading →

Hugh Callacher, the visionary behind the ‘Kinda’ movement, is exactly the Emerging Kind that our new project is championing. Waking up to a greater meaning to life other than wealth, Hugh now donates all of his business profits to support … Continue reading →