Live Inquiry Session
What if healing begins not with tools - but how we understand our clients?
a 2.5 hr live inquiry into the assumptions we hold that shape how we see ourselves, others and addiction - and how those assumptions can obscure the wholeness of the person.
A live exploration into the assumptions that shape how we see ourselves, others and the world.
Begin to recognise the assumptions, beliefs and habitual patterns that quietly shape perception before we even realise they’re there.
Explore what happens when certainty is replaced with genuine curiosity, allowing new possibilities to emerge.
Investigate addiction, trauma and human suffering through open inquiry rather than fixed explanations or conclusions.
Discover how changing the way we look at experience can reveal more of the whole person beneath the behaviour.
Learn through shared inquiry with others who are equally willing to question, listen and explore without needing to be right.
Leave with reflections, questions and new ways of seeing that continue unfolding long after the session has ended.
Whether you’re exploring your own experience or supporting others, this session is for anyone willing to question what they think they already know.
Seeking a deeper understanding - You’re looking beyond symptoms, diagnoses and behaviours to better understand human suffering and recovery.
Supporting others professionally - You work with people in distress and want to explore how your own assumptions shape assessment, relationships and care.
On your own journey - You’re curious about yourself, your patterns and what might become possible through deeper inquiry.
Open to being challenged - You’re willing to question long-held beliefs and explore perspectives that may change how you see yourself and others.
Curious about what lies beyond certainty - You’re interested in discovering what becomes possible when assumptions are brought into awareness.
What other Professionals have Experienced
Truly inspiring! A paradigm shift. I loved everything about this webinar — need to know more.
- Jacqueline S.
Excellent. I wish everyone on LinkedIn could have been there. Just a glimpse opens a hidden room.
- Suzanne L.
It was beautiful in the way that only truth can be.
- Steven R.
Appreciate this work… it offers a world of hope for anyone willing to slow down and truly look.
- Jennifer L.
This was a great webinar! I encourage everyone to go to Jason’s next offering.
- Ryan D.
This work is life changing, everyone should be required to attend one of these workshops.
- Deborah P
LIVE INQUIRY DETAILS
Title: Live Inquiry Session 1
Duration: 2.5 Hours
Format: Live Online (Zoom)
Investment: £39
Replay: No replies to protect the moment
This session is experiential and participatory.
There may be paired exercises and reflective practices.
You will leave with:
A deeper awareness of your own assumptions
A greater ability to be curious and reflective
A clearer understanding of programming
A felt experience of presence and realisation
This session also acts as a gateway into the wider Infinite Recovery professional pathway. (coming soon)
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Frequently asked Questions
A Live Inquiry Session is a facilitated conversation where we explore addiction, trauma and human experience through curiosity rather than fixed conclusions. It’s an opportunity to question assumptions, explore different perspectives and deepen understanding together.
No. This is not therapy or group therapy. While personal insights may arise, the purpose is shared inquiry rather than individual treatment.
No. The session is open to anyone with a genuine interest in understanding addiction, trauma, recovery or human experience, whether personally or professionally.
No, it is by participation only.
No, you’re welcome to contribute, ask questions or simply listen. Many people find value in observing the conversation unfold, you will of course get the most out of it, and gift the most to others, by participating openly.
People in recovery, family members, therapists, coaches, healthcare professionals and anyone curious about a different way of understanding human suffering.
No. The aim isn’t to replace one explanation with another. Instead, we’ll explore how the assumptions we hold shape what we notice, how we understand people and what becomes possible when those assumptions are questioned.
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