Publish at December 10 2025 Updated December 10 2025
Meta attitudes are orientations that enable a facilitator to follow the energy and intentions of a group, rather than setting a program to which to rigidly adhere. Meta attitudes promote the encounter between non-directiveness and agentivity.
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