Radical Care
Coaching & Facilitation
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Welcome, fellow internet explorer,
to Radical Care Coaching & Facilitation.My name is Alyse Tunnell, and I will guide you on this journey of radically caring.You might be thinking: What is Radical Care?Radical care is all about finding the root of our needs; attuning to our individual and collective cues for care, and giving deep, healing, transformational attention to ourselves and others.~My goal with this work is to cultivate a radical ecology of revolutionary relationships through systems of care for ourselves, our community, and our shared environment.~To keep my services accessible, I offer sliding scale sessions from $50-$120 per hour,
you set the rate.
The four pillars of my Radical Care practice are:
Nervous System Attunement
prioritize nervous system care
learn about ADHD and autism
tend to trauma & triggers
Relational Skills & Community Building
navigate power dynamics
implement interdependence
foster generative conflict
Self-Cultivation & Communication
discover boundaries & give permissions
identify & honour emotions
practice direct communication
Solidarity & Sustainability
peer support without hierarchy
disability justice perspective
post-capitalist mentality
Warm and Fuzzies
AIMEE (Unruly Writers Club)
Alyse is a compassionate, reliable, engaging facilitator who listens and offers thought-provoking insights every time. They've been a wonderful addition to the Unruly Writers Club hosting team. I highly recommend Alyse as a group facilitator.-Aimee Louw, Co-Founder of the Unruly Writers Club
Shawn
I have been working with Alyse for 5 years. Alyse’s approach is empathetic, compassionate, flexible, adaptive and patient. They take a holistic approach in a neurodivergent friendly way that respects the agency, autonomy, and lived experience of everyone. Working with Alyse has led me to find the confidence and resources to value myself and tackle challenges head on.We’ve focused a lot on emotional regulation, black and white thinking, compassionate self-talk, neurodivergence, nervous system health and relational skills around conflict. As someone who is diagnosed with ADHD, anxiety and other mental health challenges, Alyse has helped me build resilience and agency to thrive according to my own values in a world that is ableist. Their focus on physiological aspects of stress, trauma, and emotional intensity is refreshing.
Taylor
Working with Alyse (they/them) over the past several months, both individually and with my partner, has been incredibly grounding and supportive. From the beginning, Alyse has held space with so much clarity, care, and nonjudgment. They have a real gift for seeing and understanding people deeply. As someone living with ADHD, I frequently feel like I’m bouncing between overwhelm and overthinking, but Alyse meets me there with so much presence.Alyse has also been incredibly helpful in supporting me to navigate systems that often feel overwhelming or inaccessible, offering both emotional grounding and concrete steps when I’ve needed to advocate for myself. Alyse helped me identify how I've been living with burnout and has supported me in implementing practical habits to regain a sense of calm, peace and ease in my life again. They really get the nuances (and challenges) of how I engage with the world, and they reflect things back in ways that are both validating and generative.I especially appreciate Alyse's holistic approach. I feel very seen, heard and understood by them. They’re not trying to “fix” anything; they ask thoughtful questions, offer tangible strategies, and hold you accountable with compassion. They’ve helped me build more awareness of my patterns, and gently encouraged me toward change without ever making me feel pushed or judged. Sessions with Alyse feel equal parts spacious and focused, like there’s room to be messy and real, while still feeling gently held and directed.I look forward to each session with Alyse. Alyse brings such a calm, clear energy to the work, they feel like the epitome of community care, and they’ve helped me feel more connected to myself and more capable in my relationships. I can’t recommend them enough!
We all need support to get through the day, especially us neurocomplex folks.
My practice revolves around curiosity, radical compassion and meeting people where they are at. This usually looks like helping individuals, couples, and small groups work through burnout, challenging emotions, executive dysfunction, communication barriers, stress responses, sensory distress, social anxiety and managing everyday habits. I am trained in social justice facilitation, polyvagal theory, mindfulness, CBT, active listening, harm reduction and more, with a background in Disability Justice and art making.
As a neurocomplex, non-binary, queer, carer, I usually work with other marginalized people to create systems for sustainable living. I am committed to prioritizing accessibility, building solidarity, and fostering creative and inclusive spaces. My practice seeks to deconstruct normative expectations, divest from colonial practices and rethink hierarchical structures. As a European Settler on unceded land who supports a diverse community, I welcome difficult conversations about: race, class, power dynamics, eurocentricism, systemic injustice, and white supremacy. I have worked in peer support for over a decade and started my private Radical Care Coaching practice in 2020. I also bring these skills to group facilitation and continue to hone them with training in conflict mediation.If you or your organization are seeking support,
I would love to hear from you!
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