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We offer playshops, unlearning, and experiments that use revolutionary ideas from philosophy and literature to help you approach your existential development in new ways.

contact us at collegeofanxiety@gmail.com

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OUR PEOPLE

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Dr. Noah Gabriel (he/him) — Director​

Noah lectures at University of Winchester on topics including media criticism, Feminism, philosophy of science, and love.

He’s on a mission to learn street dance, despite lacking any sense of rhythm or the ability to tell left from right.

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Agnes Otzelberger (she/her) — Trustee

Agnes is an integrative transpersonal therapist and trainer specialised in working with change-makers, creatives and helping professionals who feel overwhelmed, burned out, despairing or stuck. 

ao-therapy.com/

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Kyle Osborne (he/they) — Facilitator

Kyle Osborne is a pianist, composer and faculty at Tomorrow’s Warriors. He plays Ronnie Scott's, Vortex, "We Out Here" and "Love Supreme" and his orchestral and choral compositions have been commissioned for the Royal Albert Hall. 

https://www.instagram.com/kyper.active/

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Charlie Saffrey (he/him) — Trustee

Charlie is a teacher, writer, performer, and founder of Stand-up Philosophy.

He likes DJing, butterflies and chocolate biscuits.

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Lydia Williamson-Sawyer (she/her)  — Facilitator

Lydia is a researcher and writer exploring the social and political significance of feelings and emotions. She's interested in ambivalence, meditation and subjectivity. She has a BA from the University of Cambridge and is completing an MSc in Culture and Society at the LSE.

https://lydiawsawyer.com/

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Michael Roberts (he/him) — Facilitator

Michael is a meditation teacher, researcher and founder of Untangle. He focuses on “inner-voice work” - helping people feel into a clearer, more powerful and alive stream of thought. Michael is interested in the phenomenology of thinking, awareness practice, self-talk and improv.

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