Category Archives: 2015 Autumn

Presentations for the Autumn 2015 ChangeCamp workshop

Presentation: I’ve No Idea What I’m Going To Do – Part 3

Image courtesy of Colin_K

Image courtesy of Colin_K

In the Spring 2014 ChangeCamp Harry Knox ran a wildly popular workshop without giving away the content before the event.

In Autumn 2014 he ran the sequel to that workshop, once again declining to describe his presentation in detail.

In the first part of this presentation Harry will demonstrate the “What, How, Why Problem Solving Process”.

The second part of the presentation will be based on what happens as a result of the first part.

Those of you that know Harry will understand that it has something to do with NLP and will be worth attending, but the only way to find out what it is, is to be there.

P.S. You don’t need to have been to the first two presentations to attend this one.

Presentation: Brief Grief Therapy

Brief Grief Therapy

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Death is a part of life and bereavement is universal.

For most of us we manage to find our way through our loss and pick up the pieces of our lives.

Sadly, some people get stuck in their grief with no way out with what they believe to be no way out.

In this workshop Harry Knox, NLP Trainer and Counselling Supervisor for CRUSE will teach you how to use the Brief Grief Therapy process he has developed to help people come out of the other side of their grief.

No one needs to mourn for 50 years like Queen Victoria, it is possible to help somebody grieve, mourn and come back to life without years of stuggle and suffering.

This workshop will be particularly relevant to counsellors or other members of the helping professionals who work with grieving people.

This is a workshop for professionals so you will need experience of counselling or therapeutic work to attend this workshop.

Presentation: Introduction To Havening

Image courtesy of Joel Kramer

Image courtesy of Joel Kramer

‘When an event or experience is perceived as traumatic or very stressful it becomes immutably encoded, often with life-altering consequences. However, recent research from the field of neuroscience has shown us how it’s possible to modify this encoding. The Havening Techniques® are methods which are designed to change the brain to de-traumatize the memory and permanently remove its negative effects from both our psyche and body.’
– Ronald Rudin, Founder of Havening

Introduction to the Havening technique

  • What is Havening?
  • About the founders
  • Background and contributing therapies
  • Science behind the Havening Techniques
  • How Havening is used.

Presentation may include demonstration and group exercises.

Visit www.havening.org for more information.

Presentation: Colour Me Happy

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Image courtesy of unbekannt270

Often, the simplest actions that happen as a child are the best way to reduce worries that can lead to stress.

When a child plays the natural act of laughter or an activity like colouring in is a brilliant way to remove anxiety.

As adults, sometimes the creativity that we have when we are young and the freedom to express ourselves is lost in a grown up world. We are encouraged to be sensible and behave in a certain way which can be restrictive.

Recently, it has been reported that most of the top 10 selling books are mindfulness colouring in books for adults.

Colour Me Happy will begin with a short laughter session, followed by relaxation and then some therapeutic colouring in.

Presentation: NLP & Hypnosis

Hypnosis

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NLP & Hypnosis – Difference and Commonalities –  a brief insight into the history and origins, contemporary applications of both.

There will be demonstrations, and you will learn a basic hypnotic induction or an NLP pattern appropriate to the group need and demands.

Any further queries can be found at: www.nlpnewcastle.com

Presentation: NLP for Performance and Social Anxiety

Image courtesy of Lili Vieira de Carvalho

Image courtesy of Lili Vieira de Carvalho

NLP & Hypnosis – for overcoming any kind of Performance Fear or Social Anxiety.

Gain an overview and learn one aspect through demo of Jay’s generic seven-step coaching process which can be found at: www.coachingaccelerator.com

Presentation: Five Steps To Aligning With Your Purpose

Would you like to become clearer about your Life Purpose?

Do you long for a sense of personal fulfilment, the feeling that you are doing something which makes a difference?

To be clear about your Life Purpose is to put down the foundation for future personal growth. So the sooner you become clear, the better your results will be in EVERY area of your life.

In this workshop we will explore the Five Steps to Aligning With Your Purpose.

  • Step One: Go Within and Connect With Your Higher Self.
  • Step Two: Find Your Passion and Purpose.
  • Step Three: Identify Your Limiting Beliefs
  • Step Four: Clear Your Blocks and Complete Your Past.
  • Step Five: Into Action!

By the end of the session you will have begun to identify where your passions and purpose lie and shift some of the blocks in your way. You will leave with a clear plan of action for moving forward along the path to discovering your Life Purpose.

Presentation: An Introduction To DeNA Light Up

Image courtesy of Olga Resnick

Image courtesy of Olga Resnick

DeNA Light-Up is a structured methodology to help individuals, regardless of their previous experience, reconnect with who they really are.

It works for everybody from cynical corporate types to lifetime “seekers”. You don’t have to believe anything … just be. Founder Mel Carnegie calls DeNA Light-Up “Life changing magic”.

In this workshop Martyn will explain its origins & applications and invite participants to begin their journey of re-connection and attendees with leave the workshop with a usable tool to instantly change their state.

Presentation: Tempering The Must

Image courtesy of David Goehring

Image courtesy of David Goehring

Irrational beliefs and rigid expectations we have are actually ‘musts’ we impose on ourselves, which are the very things that bring us down or hold us back. Releasing ‘musts’ from our lives releases the intensity of those negative self-defeating and irrational beliefs.

This workshop examines the work of Sydney Banks and Albert Ellis – updated by Jorgen Rasmussen. During this humour-filled and thought-provoking workshop we set out to:

  • Identity situations and behaviours that lead to the creation of ‘musts’.
  • Recognise the sensations and feelings that ‘musts’ create.
  • Realise simple tools that dilute ‘musts’ into more calming language.

This workshop will suit will assist those working in a care and support role. No prior experience is necessary.

This workshop is co-presented by  Julie Brown and John Clark

Presentation: Refresh and Recalibrate

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Do you often set yourself targets or goals, only to find that they are impossible to meet or that life just gets too busy to make time for committing to the goals?

When this happens, you may find that you beat yourself up and use internal dialogue that can be really unhelpful. This in turn usually means that you end up stuck and not being able to progress towards the goal.

The inner chatter of a busy or confused mind then intensifies what may have started out as a straightforward task into something that may now seem impossible.

In this taster session from the Refresh and Recalibrate day, you will be guided through some strategies to identify alternatives to setting unachievable goals and how to deal with diversions along the way as well as being kinder to your inner self if things don’t go according to plan.