In this soulful conversation, Dr. Kay is joined by retreat facilitator and men’s work guide, Jason Ighani, to explore the transformative power of friendship and community in healing. Together, they dive into what it means to hold space with presence and intuition, the role of retreats in deepening connection, and why true friendship is essential for spiritual growth. Jason shares wisdom on the ways community supports both individual and collective wellness, reminding us that healing is rarely a solitary journey.
✨ Topics include:
Friendship as a foundation for healing
The rise of men’s work and the need for connection
How presence and intuition shape the healing process
Retreats as containers for profound transformation
Community as a catalyst for spiritual growth
Co-creating self-discovery through shared experiences
Bio:
https://www.thehcn.org/
Jason Ighani is a coach, facilitator and team development practitioner with over 15 years of experience, working extensively in the humanitarian and global development fields. He has unique expertise in the re-design and development of mission critical teams and has dedicated his professional career to creating the conditions for effective and meaningful collaboration where it is most needed.
He is also the founder and CEO of The Humanitarian Coaching Network, a global community of coaches that subsidizes large scale individual and group coaching support to humanitarian staff, particularly those serving in the most isolated and unstable contexts.
At this stage, his passion lies in supporting the inner work of men and curating spaces for men to heal in the company and with the support of other men.
He is currently based in Costa Rica.
