At this in person and online workshop, we consider that the language of our bodies is not easily ‘heard,’ but it cries out to us. So it is with disgust, which is a bodily felt-sense response, with origins in helping prevent illness or disease (such as our response to maggots in meat). The healthy body’s disgust response may range from gagging to actually expelling that which could harm us. However, a problem arises when our experience of disgust towards others means people become the objects of expulsion, albeit more subtly.  This workshop is facilitated by Dr Sally Longley.