The word remember is to become aware of again; to retain in one’s conscious mind; to commemorate (a person, event, etc.). The opposite of remember is not merely to forget. The opposite of remember is to dismember – to tear apart. We use the word remember (re-member) to also mean: to rejoin, to bring back together into greater wholeness, to reconnect… with self, with purpose, with possibility, with others, with nature, with time and space…
and the journey is where growth happens; where you discover your strengths, face your fears and learn to adapt.
Journeys to Remember designs and facilitates transformative learning experiences and tools – for individuals, teams and organisations – that provide opportunities to reflect, reconnect and rediscover. At the heart of our work is the belief that all change starts with self – and ripples out to the wider world through families, teams, organisations, communities and societies. As a result, our approach focuses on bringing both individuals and systems back into greater wholeness – a re-membering.








