Professional Development for people using experiential approaches to therapeutic, developmental, educational or training activities.
The Reflexive Practitioner
with Chris Loynes and Jean Budge
This unique course supports practitioners in the essential task of understanding the view they hold of the world and how this acts as a major influence on their work. It also helps participants develop their ability to observe their thoughts and feelings while facilitating. This knowledge is a valuable way to help the life and learning of the group.
What you will gain
- The meaning of reflexivity and its applications to development training.
- Concepts and practices of reflection for professional contexts.
- Working with your own worldview and the view of your clients.
- Noticing thoughts and feelings in the moment.
- Interpreting thoughts and feelings as potential knowledge about the life of the group.
- Supporting your own reflexive practice and that of your clients.
What you will do
A four day course in the Lake District where participants can create a learning community as well as spend time in personal reflection, lectures, workshops and seminars. Facilitators will draw on a variety of cultural and theoretical backgrounds to support understanding and insight.
Who is this for?
People working experientially in therapeutic, developmental, educational or training situations.
Further information
Venue: St. Martin's College, Ambleside (non-residential).
Prices: £400 as professional development. £500 (early bird price to 31st March 2007) to £700 with College Certificate and masters level credit.
Contact:
Chris Loynes, SMC, Ambleside, Cumbria, LA22 9BB. 015394 30330.
chris.threshold@btinternet.com
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