Q.1 What does holistic practice mean to you? How might a shared problems approac

Q.1 What does holistic practice mean to you? How might a shared problems approach, utilizing collaborative partners, and environmental, ecological and intergenerational justice (all mentioned in Chapter 10) inform your work/practice going forward? Q.2 What was evoked for you after reflecting on some of the ideas presented by Bayo Akamalofe? Q.3 Please comment on your thoughts and feelings related to Jem Bendell, The Deep adaptation movement and the articles mentioning his work? What do you see are the possible costs/benefits to coming to a place of acceptance that societal collapse is inevitable? Do you think this type of acceptance is healthy or important even? Why or why not? Q.4 What has been your personal relationship with Hope? After listening to various perspectives related to Hope has anything changed in regard to this? Might there be a refined definition that is more complete and could be helpful for yourself and/or clients?