Author: Dr Sarah.P.Houseman

Dr Sarah P. Houseman is a skilled educational design practitioner. Over 4 decades Sarah has facilitated groups across school, university and community contexts. She has qualifications and professional expertise in organisational leadership, strategic foresight and governance. Sarah's PhD (2021 ) investigated participant experiences in non-hierarchically governed organisations. Sarah currently works as a social researcher for the NED Foundation building case studies of community-led energy transitions in regional towns.

What’s wrong with cool guys & hot chicks?

In April 2017 I visited Bubbles Dive Resort in a tiny bay on the edge of Tanjung Tukas, on the southern end of Pulau Perhentian Besar (island) in Malaysia, expecting standard tourist experiences: diving, snorkelling, Asian cuisine, reading on the beach. I received these pleasures, and found so much more. This is a reflection, appreciation... Continue Reading →

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Perceiving wholes

Futurist Ziauddin Sadar believes we are living in ‘post-normal times’, a transitional age, in-between old paradigms that have guided and formed us and something new. We have been told by many, that seeing and unpacking the chronic and wicked problems of the global world must start with a change in our consciousness - the consciousness that created... Continue Reading →

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Wild, strong and free

In thinking about my being as a Ph.D researcher, I having been playing with the archetype of the shaman, as a symbol of a liberated, embodied being, whose way of perceiving and living is centered in her wholeness. What might this being look and feel like?  How can this be integrated into the strongly cognitive way of knowing, so... Continue Reading →

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