Living with a disability: The amazing world I found while trying to pretend I was normal

Presenter: Anna Pujol

The label disability doesn’t begin to capture the experience itself, according to Anna Pujol, who lives with a suddenly acquired disability for 20+ years.  Anna’s session is part of the Living in an Unliveable world, hosted by ANZPOP – the Australia and NZ Process Work school. Anna will share how she navigates “parallel worlds”, “altered states”, and even how the dream figures in her earliest childhood dream show up as super powers to help her get through horrible situations. Really, not to be missed if this intrigues you, ad/or you are in the life of someone living with a disability. You can register on the ANZPOP website – under public programs….. scholarships available, don’t be shy. You can join for the recording if you can’t make the session in person.

Anna was born in Barcelona in the mid 1970’s. She lives in a beautiful area in the middle of Nature: “I can see the Pyrenees from my window!” She works as a facilitator with individual clients, organisations and social programs. She enjoys being on faculty with the Deep Democracy Institute and the Spanish Process Work School, where she also earned her Process Work diploma. She loves to enjoy the beauty of life through Nature and through her relationships.

SESSION: Friday 12th May, 4-7pm Brisbane time (find your time here)