Unearthing the Ground Beneath Our Work with Celia Orsini

Archaeology is rarely associated with wellbeing, leadership, or modern work culture - yet this conversation reveals why it should be. This episode explores archaeology as a living, embodied practice that shapes identity, regulates the nervous system, and fosters belonging in both individuals and teams. Joined by Celia Orsini, archaeologist and founder of Archaeology for Well-Being, the discussion moves through heritage as medicine, landscape as a living archive, ancestralloneliness, and the quiet rituals lost in modern workplaces. From displacement and workplace isolation to curiosity, connection, and choice, the episode uncovers how the past lives on - not as history, but as a guide. This is where heritage meets lived experience, and where belonging is not found, but gently unearthed. www.archaeology-for-wellbeing.comIG: arch_for_wellbeing #TheAnatomyOfLife#ArchaeologyForWellbeing #Belonging #NervousSystemHealth #HolisticHealth#HeritageHealing #LandAsMedicine #HealthIsNotATrend