Dita Vizoso
Dita Vizoso is a rewilder of self, of land and of people. A forager, farmer, fermenter, facilitator...
She is in the long process of shedding years of scientific and academic knowledge in the hope of inviting a wisdom that can only come from a direct conversation with nature. Of which we're inextricable part.
Dita worked on evolutionary ecology of conflict for a couple of decades until the need to break free from the Story of Business as Usual and actively take part in land regeneration opened up space for her passion of working for the soil. And of living simply. She's since been a nomad and a gift-economy activist. She experiments with and teaches about integral regenerative processes for land and communities.
Practicing and studying somatic approaches to trauma and interrelational dynamics for the last two decades, she is currently deepening her work on whole-nervous-system coherence and its applications in communication and conflict transformation. She's a co-convener and host in the Now What?! collective, an Apprentice to the art of Tending Grief, and passionate about the different modalities of Council.
Happiest with a wheelbarrow and a story, and eager to deepen her dancing with the scythe.