Restore the human capacities behind better work.
In a world shaped by acceleration, distraction, and uncertainty, organizations need more than wellness tips. They need people who can focus, adapt, imagine, connect, and make wise decisions under pressure.
Clearer Thinking in Complex Times
Participants gain language and frameworks for cutting through noise, restoring attention, and making sense of accelerating technological, ecological, and social change.
Renewed Attention and Creative Energy
Dana’s talks and workshops help people step out of distraction, reconnect with their senses, and return to their work with greater clarity, reflection, and imagination.
A Regenerative Lens for Leadership
Organizations leave with a deeper understanding of how human–nature connection can support resilience, ethical decision-making, future readiness, and more sustainable ways of leading.
Rewilding the Mind for What Comes Next
Restoring the inner capacities — attention, imagination, and care — that a future of accelerating change asks of us.
A framework for restoring what makes us fully human.
Rewilding the mind is the practice of restoring human capacities weakened by speed, distraction, disconnection, and technological saturation: attention, imagination, embodiment, kinship, and care. Dana translates this work into talks, workshops, advisory collaborations, books, and creative projects that help people and organizations navigate change without losing what makes them fully human.
Ways to Work Together
Keynotes & Talks
Inspiring, research-grounded keynotes for conferences, universities, foundations, and organizations exploring human flourishing, nature connection, and regenerative futures.
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Workshops & Immersive Programs
Experiential programs and workshops that restore attention, reduce stress, and reconnect teams with creativity, embodiment, and the living world.
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Research & Advisory Collaborations
Custom frameworks, research partnerships, and advisory work at the intersection of psychology, futures thinking, ecology, technology, and the arts.
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