
I attended Andrea's Untangling the Polycrisis workshop, and I want to be honest: it is a lot to sit with. The scope of what she covers, the data, the interconnections, the urgency: it is genuinely confronting. But that is precisely the point, and she knows exactly what she is doing. What Andrea gets right, and this is not easy, is making the overwhelming feel actionable. She presents decades of research and hard science without letting the weight of it crush the room. There is clarity in how she lays it all out, and there is enough space for you to think: what can I actually do? For me, that question became personal. What can I do to help ensure our children and grandchildren inherit a planet worth living on? One of the first things I did after the workshop was adopt a sequoia tree through The Great Reserve. A small step, but a real one. I would not have known to do that without Andrea. That is the measure of a great facilitator: they change your behavior, not just your awareness. If you lead an organization and you are not yet thinking about the polycrisis as a strategic risk, Andrea is the person to call. She will make it impossible to look away. But most importantly, she will show you where and how to get started.






































































































