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Next CPD Event, Saturday 26th May 2012:
"TITLE/TOPIC: Our Psychological Relationship With Money"
DATE: May 26th 2012
TIME: 10am-1pm
PLACE: Community Base, 113 Queens Road Brighton, South Wing, 5th floor , BN1 3XG. Map: http://bit.ly/zIPsHG
TITLE/TOPIC: Our Psychological Relationship With Money.
PRESENTER: Simonne Gnessen, Wise Monkey Financial Coach and co-author of ‘Sheconomics’
DESCRIPTION
Why is it that most of us are more comfortable talking about our sex lives than we are talking about our money? Money is one of the biggest causes of stress. It plays such an important part in our lives, yet we rarely pay much attention to the relationship we have with it.
This workshop will give you a greater awareness of your feelings and behaviour around money and insight to help you overcome any blocks to financial success. Using practical, fun and eye-opening exercises, we’ll help you discover what money means to you and how your emotions impact on your financial decisions. You’ll also understand why people often seem to behave irrationally when it comes to money. We’ll give you some tools and exercises you can use with yourselves and your clients to help shake up old patterns and habits with money and achieve greater financial peace of mind.
PRESENTER BIOGRAPHY
Simonne is founder of Wise Monkey Financial Coaching and co-author of ‘Sheconomics’, a personal finance book for women.
Using a unique blend of skills, knowledge and experience, she equips clients with the skills needed to take better control of their money and responsibility for their financial future. She also helps them build long-lasting skills to transform their relationship with money.
Simonne's work has been featured on BBC radio and TV, and in a wide range of national newspapers and magazines.
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CPD Event: Our Psychological Relationship with money - Non - Members' Rate £30
May 26th 2012, 10am - 1pm Community Base, 113 Queens Road Brighton, BN1 3XG
CPD Event, Saturday 24th March 2012:
L’Arche Bognor Regis: ‘What can we learn from weakness?’
DATE: Saturday, 24th March 2012
TIME: 10 am - 1 pm
PLACE: Community Base, 113 Queens Road Brighton, South Wing, 5th floor , BN1 3XG. Map: http://bit.ly/zIPsHG
PRESENTER: Sebastian Siemieniec, Mary Ann Bart,
Joe Griffiths and 2 residents.
Description
Identity and Mission Statement: We are people with and without learning disabilities sharing life in communities, where we live as friends and family rather than carers and clients. We celebrate the unique value of every person and recognise our need of one another.
A history of how L’Arche began in
What we do: Our day-to-day activities; our Community events and celebrations.
Residents’ Views: How they experience their home and life in L’Arche.
We hope to have a Powerpoint presentation, coupled with videos and talks and open questions.
Presenter Biography
Sebastian: Came to L’Arche Bognor Regis in 2008; is now Co-ordinator of Day Services (Garden Project, Workshop, Relaxation Activities Group). Comes from
Mary Ann: In education most of her life and now in L’Arche as Development Manager, coupled with counselling in the evenings at the
Joe: Talented musician plays piano, guitar, Irish drum. Is English.
CPD EVENT: Saturday 25th February - An Introduction to Music Therapy; a non-verbal emphasis.
DATE: Saturday 25th February
TIME: 10.00am- 1pm
PLACE: Community Base, 113 Queens Road Brighton, South Wing, 5th floor , BN1 3XG. Map: http://bit.ly/zIPsHG
PRICE: Members £20 and Non-Members £30
TITLE/TOPIC: An Introduction to Music Therapy; a non-verbal emphasis
PRESENTER: Tina Warnock
WORKSHOP/ SEMINAR DESCRIPTION
Music therapy has been growing as a profession in the UK since the 1950’s. It involves the use of mainly improvised music as a means expression and exploration of the self and is particularly valuable for people who find it difficult to express themselves with words. In the session both the therapist and the client make use of a wide range of instruments, silence and their voices, allowing the client to develop their own musical language and identity. Music therapy is frequently a treatment of choice for people suffering from a physical or learning disability, illness or emotional distress. However it can also provide verbally able people with an alternative to words, bringing to light new aspects of themselves through spontaneous music-making and possibly song-writing in a therapeutic setting.
Music therapists from the Belltree Music Therapy Centre will be introducing music therapy as a modality through the presentation of casework, experiential learning and informal discussion.
PRESENTER BIOGRAPHIES
Tina Warnock, HPC Registered Music Therapist
Tina is Head of Service at Belltree Music Therapy Centre in Brighton which she set up in 2008. She has extensive experience working with children and young people with mental health problems, often in combination with autism or learning disability. She is also a visiting lecturer and supervisor on the MA Music Therapy course at Roehampton University.
Linda Malone, HPC Registered Music Therapist
Linda is a freelance music therapist and a member of the team at Belltree Music Therapy Centre. She has extensive experience working with adults with mental health problems and also works with the ‘worried well’ and children and adults with people with a wide range of disabilities.
Events diary
Contact Details for Events Listing
Arun Counselling Centre (ACC)
Contact: Anna Barnard
T: 01903 714417
E: aruncounselling@btinternet.com
Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals Trust (BSUH)
Contact: Ashley Adsett / Laura Pritchard
T: 01273 664694
E: laura.pritchard@bsuh.nhs.uk
Brighton Person-Centred Community (BPCC)
Contact: Diana Rowe
E: diana.rowe@coach-at-work.com
W: www.brightonbapca.co.uk
Chichester Counselling Service (CCS)
Contact: Amy Carman T: 01243 789200
E: office@ccs-counselling.com
W: www.ccs-counselling.com
Centre for Emotional Development (CED)
Contact: Sally Goodwin T: 01273 709660
E: info@emotionaldevelopment.co.uk
W: www.emotionaldevelopment.co.uk
Counselling 4 Brighton (C4B)
Contact: Shelley Holland
E:shelleyholland@hotmail.com
T: 07981 713163
Hove YMCA Therapeutic Services (DIALOGUE)
Contact: Laura Roberts
T: 01273 320500
E: therapeuticservices@hoveymca.org.uk
W: www.hoveymca.org.uk
ECOTHERAPY (ECO)
Contact: Martin Jordan
T: 01273 386403
E: m.jordan670@ntlworld.com
W: www.ecotherapy.org.uk
FUSION PSYCHOTHERAPY (FP)
Contact: Karen Grant
T: 01273 278353
E: karengrant@fusionpsychotherapy.com
W: www.fusionpsychotherapy.com
Hastings & Rother Counselling Service (HRCS)
Contact: Dave Burke
T: 01424 428300
E: counselling.hastings@yahoo.co.uk
Horsham & Crawley Counselling Services (HCCS)
Contact: Brenda Miller
T:01403 217900
E: enquiries@hccstherapy.co.uk
Head & Heart Initiatives and Voice Dialogue UK (H&HI)
Contact: Jay Beichman
T: 01273-672140 or 07817 404562
E: jay.beichman@ntlworld.com
LIFESPAN (LS)
Contact: Isabella Florschutz T: 01273 204837
E: bellaflorschutz@tiscali.co.uk
W: www.lifespanpsychotherapy.co.uk
(The Link Centre) (LINK)
Contact: Wendy Downing
T: 01892 652487
E: wendy@thelinkcentre.co.uk
W: www.thelinkcentre.co.uk
Mid Sussex Counselling Centre (MSCC)
Contact: Miriam
T: 01273 846835
mscc@midsussexcounsellingcentre.org.uk
Offington Counselling Service (OCS)
Contact: Marilyn West
T:01903 212275
E: info@ocs-counselling.org.uk
Pathways For Recovery Counselling Service (PFR)
Contact: Anne White
T: 07906 745905
E: annemwhite@googlemail.com
W: www.pathwaysforrecovery.co.uk
Raphael Institute (RI)
Contact: Greg Szanto
T: 01323 644372
E: greg.szanto@gmail.com
Rise Counselling Services ( RISE)
Contact: Jason Michael
T: 0800 1218626
E: jason@risecounselling.co.uk
W: www.risecounselling.co.uk
Sussex Counselling (SC)
T: 01273 732900
E: seminars@sussex-counselling.co.uk
W: www.sussex-counselling.co.uk
Wealden Psychology Institute (WPI)
Contact: John Baxendale
T: 01892 655195
E: john@wealdeninstitute.co.uk
W: www.wealdeninstitute.co.uk