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6th May 2008

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Workshop - Saturday 17th May, 2008 - 10am to 5pm

“Bereavement”

Facilitated by Margaret Nimmo-Smith

This workshop will explore the grieving process and relate this to different theories of grief and loss, including more modern frameworks. Each individual grieves differently, and so we will also examine the Adlerian concept of Life Style in relation to grieving, and reflect on the importance of social interest and social embeddedness. It will also provide an opportunity for participants to explore their own reactions to grief and loss, so that they are able to work more effectively with bereaved clients.Who are we in our dreams? - open group

This workshop provides 7 hours’ of Adlerian Theory, Skills & Personal Development hours.

About the facilitator: Margaret trained in Adlerian counseling in Cambridge & is now an accredited Adlerian counsellor and tutor on the Diploma in Adlerian Counselling in Cambridge, and is UKCP Registered. She has also completed an Advanced Diploma in Transpersonal Psychotherapy & has undergone groupwork training. She has been working for Cambridge CRUSE Bereavement Care for over 14 years as a volunteer & also a supervisor & trainer, & is at present running a new national training course for CRUSE: Awareness in Bereavement Care. She has presented the Bereavement & Loss workshop for the last 8 years at the Adlerian Summer School at Green Park, & has also been twice a guest presenter for Bereavement at the Irish Adlerian Summer School.

Venue:
Manor Barn House, Water Stratford, Buckingham MK18 5DS

Fees:
£35.00 (free to Bucks Adlerian Training students).

Please bring a contribution towards a shared lunch.

If you would like any more information, or would like to book a place on this workshop, please contact Jill Reynolds on 01280 847853 or email her at email: jill.reynolds@virgin.net

These courses are subject to amendment if this seems unavoidable.