mycelium of the soul

A journey to regenerate
the fabric of life

Specialization in ecosystemic trauma, collective healing and regeneration

February – September 2027

Start date: February 3, 2027

8 mycelial nodes

Virtual modality

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Registration opens on October 15, 2026

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Mycelial sowing

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Invocation

There are moments in history when life seems to stand still. Old stories cease to offer us refuge. Bonds become strained. Bodies accumulate weariness. Territories reveal wounds that can no longer remain hidden.

As happens in the forest after a storm: while the surface seems devastated, underneath the soil the mycelium is already working, transforming what has fallen into fertile soil for a new form of life.

Perhaps the question of our time is no longer how to recover normality, but how to learn to participate consciously in the regeneration of life.

Where does this journey begin?

Three living roots

Hence this invitation: a journey to continue learning to regenerate the fabric of life.

The experience of organizations

Years accompanying people, communities and territories affected by violence, fragmentation and ecological crisis from an ecopsychological perspective.

The first encounter of the Mycelium of the Soul

An international experience where collective healing, ritual, and the weaving of regenerative cultures began to take shape.

The fabric that continued to grow

A community that didn't want to leave the experience as an isolated event, but rather transform it into practice, learning, and continuity. A subsequent network of more than 300 people from 21 countries continued to fuel the dialogue and practice.

The first meeting, in pictures

A micro-documentary
of the Mycelium of the Soul

This is how the first meeting that gave rise to this journey felt: 112 participants from 11 countries weaving collective healing.

Voices from the first encounter

Voices of the Mycelium

excerpts from the experiences of some participants

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The Mycelium of the Soul is the hope for a different social fabric: a space for cleansing and recharging to continue building possibilities for peace.

Omar · participant, 33 years old

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An unforgettable experience. A network of love. An inspiration. An expansion of the planetary family.

Alejandra Balado · participant, 69 years old

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The Mycelium of the Soul reaffirms that I am part of a network that lives, breathes, and dreams. That I am not alone.

Nancy Emilce Carvajal · participant, 44 years old

At the heart of these experiences

We were recognizing
the same wound...

A rupture that simultaneously affects bodies, relationships, memories, cultures, and territories.

We call this rupture ecosystemic trauma.

A wound that dwells in the fabric of what we are: Nature.

The question that brings us together

How do we support the collective healing of ecosystemic trauma? while Do we remember our belonging to the web of life?

Collective healing as a path for the living system to restore its intrinsic capacity to regenerate.

The invitation

Healing together is
remember that we belong

The Mycelium of the Soul Journey is a living training for those who accompany social, ecological, community and cultural processes.

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For eight months you will learn a:

Understanding trauma from an ecosystemic perspective.

Create conditions of safety and co-regulation.

Reading patterns present in communities and territories.

To support repair and regeneration processes.

Apply what you have learned to a significant area of your life: body, family, community, organization, ecosystem.

Three ways to sow the mycelium

A journey that only exists if we sow it together

Hyphae

They support her

They complete the entire journey: 8 nodes, 29 virtual meetings, and the certificate.

Spores

They contribute to its expansion

They experience the Pulses and the Festival, support the Scholarship Fund, or make the Nutrient Box possible.

Forests

They take her to their territories

Organizations and communities that arrive with groups of 4 or more people.

Each node is experienced in four moments: Seed Encounter, Living Practice, Territorial Regenerative Action and Composting Circle.

Choose how to join

For the Hyphae - The Journey Within

February - September 2027. Virtual.

Eight Mycelium Nodes, one node per month, one meeting every Wednesday.

8 months of accompanied journey

8 mycelial nodes

62 hours of asynchronous work

62 hours of synchronous meeting

29 mycelial encounters

7 regenerative actions in the territory

1st Micelar festival online closing

124 hours of formative and regenerative experience

The map we travel together

Eight nodes that embody
the movements of a regenerating system

Starting at $2,700,000 COP

Early bird discount available; registration opens October 15, 2026

Root

Preparing the soil and the common cosmos

It supports relational transformation processes that restore ecosystem dynamics, enabling the growth and innovation of individuals and teams

Feb 2027

Movement of the soul

From the scattered arrival to the recognition of our place in the community of the Mycelium of the Soul.

Live question

How do we create the conditions for life to meet us here, from our unique perspectives?

Belong

The security of belonging to the land

A system cannot heal if it does not feel sufficiently safe. Safety is not only internal: it is relational, communal, and ecological.

Mar 2027

Movement of the soul

From the separate and hypervigilant self to the confidence of being sustained by life.

Live question

What happens when I allow myself to belong?

Descend

Recognizing fragmentation and wounding.

Every process of regeneration must address what has been broken. Life does not regenerate by denying the fracture. Here we descend into personal, collective, historical, and ecological wounds.

Abr 2027

Movement of the soul

From avoiding the wound to consciously inhabiting the rupture without disconnecting.

Live question

How do we remain present in the face of pain without breaking the bond with life?

Understanding the patterns

Understanding the patterns

Mycelium doesn't eliminate what's dead, it transforms it. Composting is about allowing what's not integrated to find the conditions to become a nutrient.

May 2027

Movement of the soul

From the isolated wound to understanding the patterns that organize the system.

Live question

What patterns sustain pain and which ones can regenerate life?

Relink and reorganize

Website of the life

Healing doesn't end with understanding; it requires reorganizing relationships. Here we explore practices of repair, reciprocity, difficult dialogue, relational regeneration, and relational redesign.

Jun 2027

Movement of the soul

From understanding the damaged tissue to participating in its regeneration.

Live question

What new forms of relationship are expected to emerge through this rupture?

Fructify

Embody regeneration

When the system reconnects, something begins to become visible: the fabric that sustains it underground. Here, the transformation begins to express itself as a gift, purpose, initiative, practice, or project.

Jul 2027

Movement of the soul

From personal and collective transformation to the service of the living fabric.

Live question

What does life want to offer the world through me?

Esports

Sowing continuity

The mycelium doesn't keep what it has learned to itself: it shares it with the forest. Here, learning is integrated, future seeds are recognized, networks of continuity are strengthened, and the question arises of what it wants to continue living beyond its formation.

Ago 2027

Movement of the soul

From fruit to legacy.

Live question

What does He want to continue living through us?

Celebrate

Honoring the journey

Every life cycle needs closure, gratitude, and giving back. Celebrating isn't about embellishing the end; it's about acknowledging that something has been traversed. Here, the journey becomes an initiation.

Sep 2027

Movement of the soul

From the journey to the initiation.

Live question

How do we honor what we have experienced and give thanks for the journey?

Each node is experienced in four moments: Seed Encounter, Living Practice, Territorial Regenerative Action and Composting Circle.

What makes this journey unique

A learning training
of living systems

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For the Spores · The Journey Out

The journey pulsates outwards

Three times along the way, the Hyfas share what they're learning with the entire network. In the end, we celebrate together.

Pulse 1 · April 2027

Belonging

Pulse 2 · June 2027

Fragmentation

Pulse 3 · August 2027

Regeneration

Festival · September 2027

Closing Mycelium Festival

Spores can also support the Scholarship fundFor every 5 people who join, there's room for one more who couldn't afford it.

Learn about the benefits of spores →

For the ecosystem · Mycelial Nutrient Box

What the journey leaves sown

A freely accessible resource for those who support territorial processes of collective healing and regeneration. It is born from the journey and remains alive when it ends.

Support the Nutrient Box →

Who accompanies the journey

Mycelium Team

Marian Ríos

Main facilitator

Ecopsychologist and integral transpersonal psychotherapist. Co-founder of Koru Transformación — Institute of Ecopsychology Chile-Colombia. More than 30 years of experience integrating nature, body, movement, and healing from ecological trauma.

Hector Aristizabal

Main facilitator

Psychologist, family therapist, theater director, and founder of Re-Connecting and ImaginAction. For over forty years, he has supported processes of collective healing, reconciliation, and regeneration in communities and organizations.

Claudia González

General Coordinator

Ecosystem facilitator, Ecotuner. She supports individuals, groups, organizations, and networks through reconnection with nature. She has over 10 years of experience facilitating processes between people, organizations, and territories.

Heidy Berrios

Biologist, Environmental Interpreter, Ecotuner in training

It facilitates tours and encounters in nature, educating about the wonders of the Puerto Rican territory.

Voices that join the journey

Co-facilitators

Throughout the nodes, the journey is enriched by the presence of co-facilitators who contribute other perspectives and knowledge.

Andrea Eguren

Anthropologist, Expressive Arts therapist, researcher and facilitator in the field of Deep Ecology. Creator of Basal Art.

ANDspaña

Clara Noriega

Psychologist-Psychotherapist, specializing in trauma treatment through theatre of the oppressed and the parts model.

Spain

Edwin Gomez

Performing artist, eco-socio-cultural manager, master in education and human development.

Colombia

Abbey Green Stocel

Manibinigdiginya of indigenous name

Knowledgeable, theologian, educator and ethnolinguist of the Guna people of Colombia-Panama.

Colombia

Ana Mondragón

Assistant Magistrate in the Special Jurisdiction for Peace. Human Rights Defender, specialist in Restorative Justice and Peacebuilding.

Colombia

Juanjo Poyg

Integrative psychotherapist - relational therapist - artist and teacher.
Specialized in relationships, bonding, and trauma treatment.

Spain

Vivien Sansour

Founder of the Palestine Heirloom Seed Library. She bridges the gap between art, activism, botany, and conservation.

Palestine

AT THE END OF THE JOURNEY

Those who have completed the process and met the training requirements will receive:

CERTIFIED AS A PRACTITIONER OF THE SOUL'S MYCELIUM

The Soul Mycelium Practitioner learns to perceive where the fabric has fragmented, recognize where life continues to sustain itself, and accompany the conditions so that bonds, communities, and territories can reconnect, reorganize, and regenerate.

Certificate awarded jointly by
Koru Transformation (Colombia Institute of Ecopsychology),
Re-Connecting and ECCO.

Learn more about the skills to be developed and the satisfaction criteria for obtaining the certificate by downloading the complete training brochure.

By traversing the eight nodes

What are you taking with you?

It's not just content that is learned: it's a practice that is embodied and a network that is sustained over time.

A framework of its own

To understand ecosystemic trauma and read its patterns in your own context and territory.

Embodied tools

Rituals, bodily practices and collective regulation to accompany healing processes

A living territorial action

Seven regenerative actions applied in a territory that is meaningful to you, not just in theory.

Certification

The Certificate as a Practitioner of the Mycelium of the Soul, endorsed by the facilitating team.

For whom?

For those who accompany
living change processes

People who accompany individuals, communities, organizations and territories and wish to integrate collective healing and regeneration into their practice.