How might men help other men rediscover healthy masculinity? How can we hold safe and brave spaces for men to get the support they need to journey towards wholeness and integrity?
Meet Hafeez Hassan: a “Renaissance Malay Man” who uses his life experiences and his range of skills in human biomechanics to hold space for men to express themselves and find common ground in their experiences. We talk about the difference between toxic masculinity and healthy masculinity, the call to reparent ourselves to heal from generational trauma and how men can practice moving away from unintentional aggression to intentional assertiveness.
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About Hafeez Hassan:
Hafeez Hassan is a movement coach, dancer, functional rehab specialist and professional choreographer who has been in the performing arts industry for more than 15 years. He started as an award-winning street dancer and since then, Hafeez has branched out into physical health, clowning, physical theatre, miming, contact improvisation, classical Indian dance, Silat and more. Being in the arts has inspired Hafeez to be a better person, and especially a better man. He is currently leading The Brothers Circle, a safe space for men to express themselves authentically.
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About the Finding Common Ground Podcast
Deep-dive conversations with change-makers and bridge-builders about how any of us can begin creating the change we long to see.
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