FIRST IN A SERIES (see below)
Open Forum on Our Changing Climate: Inner Resilience and Emotional Awareness 6th September 2021 6.45 pm until 9 pm
The climate crisis is the biggest challenge we face. It can awaken a passionate sense of purpose and imagination. It can also bring up overwhelm, grief, and other strong emotions. How can we understand the relationship between our inner turmoil and the outer crisis? If we were to take care of these experiences, how might they support creativity and change, both for us individually and together?
This online forum is an invitation to explore and relate to the feelings and perspectives that appear for us in relation to our changing climate. Collectively we have a lot to learn from and with each other.
4 speakers will present short introductions, followed by a facilitated conversation we can all take part in; welcoming views and insights from all, noticing and learning about the feelings and ideas that emerge.
There will be a space for smaller group conversations as well as participation in breakout groups to support the opportunity to speak, to process roles and views and to connect.
Monday 11 October, 6:45 - 9pm (BST): Our Changing Climate and Colonisation
Monday 25 October, 6:45 - 9pm (BST): Climate Migration and Scotland's evolving identity
Monday 1st November, 6:45 - 9pm (BST): Climate Justice: Evolving just transitions
TICKETS ON EVENTBRITE…
Monday 6 September, 6:45 - 9pm (BST): Inner Resilience and Emotional Awareness
Monday 11 October, 6:45 - 9pm (BST): Our Changing Climate and Colonisation
Monday 25 October, 6:45 - 9pm (BST): Climate Migration and Scotland's evolving identity
Monday 1st November, 6:45 - 9pm (BST): Climate Justice: How do we Build a Fair Future?
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Live Supervision Master Classes 6 x 2 day events each year in Edinburgh or Online with GILL EMSLIE AND ANDY SMITH
Participants work with invited clients or with each other and are given live supervisory feedback to support the dynamic edge of their practice. Members of this group include formal Processwork students, business coaches, grassroots facilitators, organisational consultants, psychotherapists and more. This group is now open for new members. If you would like to join in Edinburgh then please get in touch.
1. Edinburgh Supervision Group WITH GILL EMSLIE, PAT BLACK AND ANDY SMITH 30th and 31st October and 1th and 12th December 2015
This is a ‘live supervision’ group. Participants work with invited clients or with each other and are given live supervisory feedback to support the dynamic edge of their practice. Members of this group include formal Processwork students, business coaches, grassroots facilitators, organisational consultants, psychotherapists and more. This group is now open for new members. If you would like to join in Edinburgh then please get in touch.
CONTACT andy@processworkscotland.org.uk
2. LIVING CLOSER TO THE BONE
A talk and classes with Kim Ward
Kim will give a talk on ways we can access our deeper natures, using Processwork skills. Through processing the disturbances and paying attention to the less known aspects of ourselves and our relationships; we can make sense of, and give expression to our less conventional aspects, live a fuller life – living closer to the bone.
Classes:
Fortnightly classes, where Kim will teach Processwork skills and some theory in a small group setting. The classes will focus on supporting our inner perceptions, facilitating our inner tensions. We will explore the relationships between different inner and outer roles. And how night-time dreams offer other perspectives on our relationships to ourselves and others.
Kim is a Process Work Psychotherapist (UKCP registered) with experience of training psychotherapy students and works with adults and children in schools.
FreeTalk: 11 September at 6:30 -7:30
Venue: Salisbury Centre, 2 Salisbury Rd. EH16 5AB
Classes: Friday eve. 25/9, 9/10, 30/10,13/11, 27/11,11/12
Fee: £120 for 6 classes, grants are available, please ask Kim
info@kimwardpsychotherapy.co.uk
www.kimwardpsychotherapy.co.uk
2. Edinburgh Supervision Group WITH GILL EMSLIE, PAT BLACK AND ANDY SMITH 30th and 31st October and 1th and 12th December 2015
This is a ‘live supervision’ group. Participants work with invited clients or with each other and are given live supervisory feedback to support the dynamic edge of their practice. Members of this group include formal Processwork students, business coaches, grassroots facilitators, organisational consultants, psychotherapists and more. This group is now open for new members. If you would like to join in Edinburgh then please get in touch.
CONTACT andy@processworkscotland.org.uk
3. BEAUTY IS THE BEAST WITH KIM WARD- 13 February 2015 at 10 am to 4pm Venue: the Abbeymount Centre, 2-4 Abbey Mount, Edinburgh, EH8 8EJ
In this workshop we shall explore some ways in which we look at ourselves, exploring what we love and what disturbs us in our appearances.
This workshop will offer some Process work skills and theory, open discussion and exercises to help us explore more deeply our experiences.
This workshop is part of the history month for LGBTI /genderqueer people. SEE MORE HERE
Contact Kim for booking and enquiries on 0131 661 0581 or email info@kimwardpsychotherapy.co.uk, www.kimwardpsychotherapy.co.uk
Previously in 2014
Open Forums in Edinburgh 25th February and 22nd April 2014 6:00pm until 8pm
The topic is the Future of Scotland, and our purpose is to provide and opportunity to explore the complexities of identity, values and ideology that affect how we think and approach this issue in 2014. We don’t have a yes or no agenda but want to help everyone explore the deeper processes that pull and push us and excite or irritate or deeper motivations and opinions.
We will be using a facilitation method from Processwork which has an attitude and principle ( called Deep Democracy) to help all views and levels of awareness in a group to interact. The method is used in a range of settings and contexts including conflict resolution, community and political forums, street facilitation, theatre and the arts and in the mental health system.
forums@processworkscotland.org.uk
Short Flyer here .....Short Flyer
Full information here... The future of Scotland flyer feb 14.pdf
Edinburgh Supervision Group1 - 7th and 8th March 23rd and 24th May 13th and 14th June 26th and 27th September 24th and 25th October
This is a ‘live supervision’ group. Participants work with invited clients or with each other and are given live supervisory feedback to support the dynamic edge of their practice. This group is now a closed group. If you would like to help form another second group in Edinburgh then please get in touch.
AND PREVIOUSLY
Open House in Edinburgh 11th December 2013 6:30pm
People often contact us to ask about Processwork and we would like to be able to respond more fully.
This Open House is meant as an opportunity to meet and to invite questions and conversation about Process Work and our events and training programmes.
A few students, practitioners and faculty will also briefly present some of their dreams, research and activities.
Please RSVP by email at
seminars@processworkscotland.org.uk
Download the Flyer Here
The Body’s Role in Awareness
An introduction to Process Work and the Dreambody concept - how body experiences reflect our night-time dreams and offer gateways to the future and guide us to be the people we can become. Process oriented psychology sees the body problem, symptom, dream or disturbance as a ‘process’ that needs to be unfolded, grasped and understood but has now become present in the body as a ‘state’.
One Day Workshop in Edinburgh on Saturday 25th May 2013
Download the bodyawarenessflyer2013.pdf
Who said that?
An introduction to a process-oriented view of communication. We will explore how we communicate with ourselves and with others. How the unknown, unexpected and unintended ways in which we communicate are the signals of a much deeper process waiting to unfold.
Classes in October- dates to be confirmed soon
Working with Inner Criticism
An introduction to the tricky negotiations required in order to work with subtle put downs and severe critique