Enneagram Global Summit

Voices, Practices, and Wisdom of People of Color at the Intersections of Spirituality, Activism & Healing

With Teresa Mateus, LCSW, E-RYT 200
Hosted by Jessica Dibb

Enneagram is an ancient tool from ancestral wisdoms and there are parallel indigenous and ancestral wisdoms within communities of color around the globe - many of which POC themselves have been disenfranchised from due to colonization and oppression. This talk will discuss how we intersect the collective memory of these ancestral wisdoms, and how we can engage POC wisdom as a lens through which to see and engage with the Enneagram with new-ancient eyes.

In This Session:

  • How the re-membrance of the ancestral wisdoms of POC communities and Enneagram can work together for deeper knowing.
  • How we intersect spirit, activism and healing when we look to ancestral wisdoms of enneagram and ancestral POC lineages.
  • How opening up this conversation also allows us to be in deeper dialogue around not just how we individually engage Enneagram, but how we collectively look at and reflect on it as a tool.
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Teresa Mateus, LCSW, E-RYT 200

Co-Founder/Director @ The Mystic Soul Project & Co-Creator @ TRACC4Movements

Teresa Mateus is an author, speaker, trauma specialist, educator and mystic. She is the Executive Director and co-founder of The Mystic Soul Project and co-founder and program coordinator for TRACC (trauma response & crisis care) 4 Movements. She has served as a trauma therapist/traumatologist for nearly 15 years of her career, focusing in areas of: combat trauma, social movement trauma, collective crisis trauma, spiritual & religious trauma, LGBTQIA+ trauma, BIPOC/QTPOC-centered and intergenerational trauma among others. She is a graduate of NYU School of Clinical Social Work, Sivananda Yoga Teacher Training and a student of Indigenous healing within the Incan Lineage of Q'ero Paqos as well as BIPOC-centered herbalism. Teresa has provided individual, community and organizational support and consultation at the intersections of healing, spirituality, and activism - prioritizing BIPOC/QTPOC centering space-creation.​

Teresa is the author of three books: Sacred Wounds: A Path to Healing from Spiritual Trauma, Mending Broken: A Personal Journey Through the Stages of Trauma + Recovery, and Going Naked: The Camino de Santiago & Life as Pilgrimage. She has also contributed to a number of collected works, articles, print and podcast interviews, and presentations at various conferences in her areas of expertise at the intersections of trauma/healing, spirituality/mysticism, and activism/healing justice. ​​

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