Design for Thriving
Permaculture design and development.
Resilience Planning.
Holistic Leadership Coaching.
Design for Thriving
Permaculture design and development.
Resilience Planning.
Holistic Leadership Coaching.
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Permaculture design and development.
Resilience Planning.
Holistic Leadership Coaching.
Permaculture design and development.
Resilience Planning.
Holistic Leadership Coaching.
For two decades Rachel Lyn has maintained a regenerative view of leadership that balances power, love, and justice. She works in living systems and relational fields.
Rachel Lyn's background is regenerative leadership and organizational development with cultural and neurological emphasis. She has advanced training in Permaculture Design, Art of Hosting, Holistic Life Coaching, and Soil Food Web School.
It is hard to define Rachel Lyn by a role. She has coached and facilitated many groups and individuals to achieve their dreams, intentionally. She created and led many workshops and enterprises. Some are in her portfolio. She prefers to work among organizations to make space for complexity, finding patterns and making collective perceptual shifts that allow change to emerge. Her practice offers technical assistance in both social and ecological systems. She supports communications and change with practical skills in group facilitation, coaching, collaborative learning design and permaculture design and development.
Rachel Lyn has partnered with several organizations, including Transition US, Cooperative Development Institute, Resilience Hub/Portland Permaculture, Women's Permaculture Guild, and the Center for an Ecology-based Economy, and several municipalities and the State of Maine to promote positive change in living systems though education, participatory design and project management. She is an energetic and engaging public speaker, planner and writer.
Rachel Lyn enjoys making food and music, gardening, qi gong, yoga, and deep conversation. She lives in New Gloucester with her partner Mike, their son Ryan, two cats and a flock of chickens.