The Liminal Web is the connective tissue of Limicelia's work — a distributed network of practitioners who inhabit the spaces between disciplines, between sectors, between what is and what wants to emerge. Not a roster. Not a contractor pool. A web of relationships held by shared practice and mutual accountability.
Think mycelium, not org chart. The web is distributed, resilient, with no single center — nutrients flowing where needed, strength emerging from connection rather than hierarchy.
Liminal: because most important work happens in the between — in transitions, threshold moments, the space where old forms are composting and new ones haven't yet solidified. Web: because mycelial logic governs here — distributed, resilient, no single center, nutrients flowing where needed, strength emerging from connection not hierarchy.
Not a contractor pool. Not a vendor list. Not a certification program. When you work with Limicelia, you enter this web of relationships — practitioners who share practice, accountability, and the patient work of helping organizations heal. Trust is built inside the web before any client engagement happens. That's how quality is maintained — through relationship, not hierarchy.
When you engage Limicelia, you don't get a solo consultant. You enter a web of practitioners who share practice, mutual accountability, and the patient work of organizational restoration. Trust is built inside the web before any client engagement happens.
Your practitioner is supported by a network — peer supervision, shared methods, and ongoing development that sharpens both the human and technical sides of the work. The quality of what you receive doesn't depend on any one person having a good day.
The Liminal Web grows through practice, not recruitment. Practitioners enter through the practice communities — Starter Cultures and Intentional Society — where trust is built through showing up, not through applications or credentials.
The path is: inner work and relational skill first. Organizational methods second. Client-facing work third. This isn't a certification program. It's about building the actual skills that difficult organizational work demands.
If this resonates — if you're already doing this kind of work and looking for a web of practitioners who share it — the place to begin is the practice communities listed below.
The Liminal Web doesn't exist in isolation. It sits inside a network of organizations — each playing a different role in the ecosystem.
For organizations exploring transformation — the right place to start is a conversation about what your situation is asking for.
Start a conversationFor practitioners looking for your web — the path begins in Starter Cultures and Intentional Society, where trust is built through practice.
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