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 This group will
look at psychology in a light positive manner. Group Coordinator: Frances Coombes (click to contact). |
| When at 2.30pm on Wednesday 1 February
2023 and then fortnightly for four more sessions on
Wednesdays: 15 February, 1 March, 15 March, and 27
March. Easter is 9 April.
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| Where
The intention is that we will meet in the Town Hall. |
Background
The group is moving on to a second series of
topics for discussion. Each session will start with short
introductions to five related topics using an exercise to
demonstrate the technique and some feedback. The aim is to
use some light fun ice breaker stuff to get people thinking
and talking about these five topics:
1) The Body Keeps the Score — Introduction to Logosynthesis: a gentle process that uses the power of words to help people dispel unhelpful thoughts and images. An overview of what it is and how it works;
2) Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) as part of Energy Release;
3) Building Rapport with Others beginning with the NLP Eye cues;
4) Thinking Traps an introduction to Rational Emotional Behavioural Thinking;
5) Creative Imagery and Aphantasia – having no ‘Minds Eye’.
There are more links, and more information on the above in this document: Positive Psychology Update
Expertise
The Group Coordinator, Frances Coombes, has run Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) coaching and Rational Emotional Behavioural Thinking (REBT) courses in positive psychologies and wellbeing at Mary Ward Centre in Queen Square and City Lit Adult Education Centre in Holborn. She has written books and articles on NLP coaching and motivation strategies. Please let Frances know if you are interested in joining this Group at coursecoordinator.iu3a@gmail.com.
1) The Body Keeps the Score — Introduction to Logosynthesis: a gentle process that uses the power of words to help people dispel unhelpful thoughts and images. An overview of what it is and how it works;
2) Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) as part of Energy Release;
3) Building Rapport with Others beginning with the NLP Eye cues;
4) Thinking Traps an introduction to Rational Emotional Behavioural Thinking;
5) Creative Imagery and Aphantasia – having no ‘Minds Eye’.
There are more links, and more information on the above in this document: Positive Psychology Update
Expertise
The Group Coordinator, Frances Coombes, has run Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) coaching and Rational Emotional Behavioural Thinking (REBT) courses in positive psychologies and wellbeing at Mary Ward Centre in Queen Square and City Lit Adult Education Centre in Holborn. She has written books and articles on NLP coaching and motivation strategies. Please let Frances know if you are interested in joining this Group at coursecoordinator.iu3a@gmail.com.
Previous Topics
The group has previously discussed such topics as:
1) Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT);
2) The NLP Eye Cues — Building Rapport with Others;
3) Managing internal stress;
4) Understanding Thinking Styles;
5) NLP and Aphantasia — having no ‘Mind’s Eye’.
Full details on these topics can be found here.