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20 November 2021. 10am – 1pm You are welcome to join us online via Zoom on the above day. The gathering will be an opportunity to meet fellow supervisors/supervisees – both new and experienced – for a morning of lively and reflective interactions. Jim Holloway will be holding the space and the Zoom invite will be posted on the ISN website a week before 20 November 2021. To be sent the link directly, please contact jimholloway@protonmail.com
2nd July 2021 10 – 4 pm BST Cost: a self-selected fee booked through Eventbrite There are now 7 peer supervision groups and seven supervision pairs or dyads who have joined the network. People are also emailing either to be put in touch with a peer supervision group, or how to start a peer supervision group. The tribe is growing! The idea of a community network has been around sometime, not just in supervision, but in day to day life. Sue Goss, author of Open Tribe http://iwbooks.co.uk/person/sue-goss and Hilary Cottam, author of Radical Help https://www.hilarycottam.com both write eloquently and practically about the need… Read More
“Empathy in Action – Exercising the Heart” Join us for a FREE 120-minute webinar on 4th November 2020 at 18:00 (UK time) where Maria Arpa, MBE, Founder of the Centre for Peaceful Solutions will walk through a live demonstration in dealing with our inner and outer landscape when it comes to conflicts in our life. VIDEO [2:47]: Watch Maria Arpa, Founder of the Center for Peaceful Solutions, introducing the Dialogue Road Map. This will be an interactive session with a live audience member so we will shout out for a volunteer! The 120-minute webinar will include: · A welcome from Maria Arpa,… Read More
Here are two poems which William Ayot wrote for his and Juliet Grayson’s presentation on Compassion for the Perpetrator on July 3rd. We thought we would share them here: Pandemic You can catch it in a lift — on a crowded bus, on your way to work or noticing a stranger in the street who, catching your eye, looks down and away. Sometimes it’s something someone says, in a meeting, over dinner, even on a date. Like a half-suppressed but barked-out sneeze that sprays its lethal shower of droplets, a single word… Read More
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