WITHOUT QUESTION THE LANUGUAGE OF THE MINDFUL LEADER

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• Thursday 9th April, 2020

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How many times as a manager/supervisor/coach do you find yourself scrambling for words to open up productive dialogue or to encourage your staff to be proactive in finding solutions or ways of looking at their work? This practical, one day workshop is designed to provide you with frameworks and build the skills you need to tackle these conversations with responsibility and confidence.  Discover how you can increase the effectiveness of your communication with practical tools and strategies by attending this course.

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Testimonials:

"A Fantastic, thought provoking training"

"I really enjoyed this training session and look forward to putting the strategies in place not only in the workforce but also in my personal life"

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​"Thank you for unpacking elements of conversation. I will definitely take away a greater awareness of acknowledging emotions and a greater ability to let them go when they emerge during conversations" 

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"An inspirational learning experience"

WRAPPED IN ANGELS TRAINING

22-24 April 2020
9.30am- 4.00pm

Wrapped is the flagship group of Cara House and has been evaluated as best practice when working with traumatised people. This three-day training program is an experiential based practice paradigm. Participants will learn theoretical underpinnings (resilience, trauma and attachment) and they will partake in the process of making a blanket themselves. It is a journey of recovery and resilience that explores the woven, textured fabrics of client’s intricate lives.
 
Practitioners will have an opportunity to engage in a block of 4 supervision consults over a 12 month period for those who wish to do Angel Blanket work  with clients.

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"I would highly recommend Wrapped in Angels on a personal and professional level."

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"Wrapped is a beautiful process. It affirmed my learnings of trauma and helped me to gain more!"

WORKING WITH MEN WHO USE VIOLENCE IN HOMES

By special request for organisations only - please register your interest by emailing:

This 3-day course is for professionals looking for techniques to support and increase their capacity to work in roles alongside men who use violence in home settings and promote safety for those living in homes where violence is used. All links from ethics to practice are not as easily made. As Jenkins discusses, each of us has an inner tyrant who falls into the thinking of “I am right and he is wrong”. It is important for practitioners to be aware not only of ethical behaviours but also ethical conversations and manners of engaging men who have used violence in home settings. Once we understand how to do this, we can open doors that promote communication, safety and change.