Thomas Hübl

This is regulation.

Welcome to Point of Relation with Thomas Hubel, a podcast that illuminates the path to collective healing at the intersection of science and mysticism.

This is the Point of Relation.

Hi, my name is Thomas and I welcome you to Point of Relation.

This is my podcast and today we're going to talk about like the spectrum between overwhelm towards burnout and what's actually happening and how can we stop, hopefully early enough, a vicious cycle that happens within us and maybe talk about some practices that are very helpful and not always easy to apply.

That's the point.

So I hope this is a helpful impulse to reflect more.

And that's, that's, I think, very important work, especially at this time.

So my eye goes toward those of us who are highly sensitive and connect with the idea of being an empath because we are the ones who are really going to process something all the way through and see the impact.

Welcome to Point of Relation with Thomas Hubel, a podcast that illuminates the path to collective healing at the intersection of science and mysticism.

This is the Point of Relation.

Alanis Morissette is a widely influential singer-songwriter with 14 Canadian Juno Awards, seven Grammys, and over 75 million albums sold.

In 2016, she launched a podcast where she shares her insights.

Her multifaceted career highlights her impact across multiple platforms and subjects.

My name is Thomas Huebel, and I have the honor and the pleasure to be sitting here again with Lennis Morissette.

Lennis, warm welcome to our conference.

Uh, we call him the godfather of mediation.

He's a, he's older than, than Bill is, so, um, but, but the, the course I took, the, it was a two-year co-lab called Mediate and Meditate with William, sorry, with Thomas Hubl, and I just finished a course on trauma-informed coaching with him.

I've, I, after spending two years, I've taken other courses from him.

Uh, William Ury is the nicest, uh, easiestgoing, always kind of has a smile, but like I experienced you, Carl, um, very authentic, very transparent.

Mm-hmm.

Yeah.

Our, our building structures within the systems that are so, have made it so tight, and William, uh, Thomas Hubl calls it scaffolding.

We have so much scaffolding in place to prevent this and not do this and do that, that we can't even move within those systems anymore, and we're failing to deliver the services, particularly in healthcare, that we want.

We feel like a part of life, not alienated within life.

Welcome to Point of Relation with Thomas Hubel, a podcast that illuminates the path to collective healing at the intersection of science and mysticism.

This is the Point of Relation.

Dr. Laura Calderon de la Barca is a psychotherapist, cultural analyst, author, and educator.

She provides professional training, educational material and research, and has offered presentations on various national media in Mexico and Canada.

She has studied with Thomas Hubel since 2016, has participated in the last three collective trauma summits as a panelist and then a host, facilitated the Latin American, Mexican, and Colombian collective trauma exploration labs, and hosts BIPOC spaces in courses offered by Thomas.

Thomas, it's great to be with you today.

Lovely to have this time together.