• Home /
  • Workshops /
  • Conflict and Resistance to Change - Using non-violent communication principles in helping clients move forward

Related Products

Check items to add to the cart or select all

Recently Viewed Workshops

  1. Transactional Analysis Taster Day
  2. Counselling Children and Adolescents Taster Day
  3. Introduction to Transactional Analysis "101"
  4. Counselling Taster Day
  5. Child Bereavement and the Impact of Grief

My Cart

You have no items in your shopping cart.

Conflict and Resistance to Change - Using non-violent communication principles in helping clients move forward

More Views

Conflict and Resistance to Change - Using non-violent communication principles in helping clients move forward

Be the first to review this workshop

Availability: In stock

£ 110.00

Quick Overview

Tutor - Andrea Perry

Date - Saturday 27th November 2010

Times - 10.00am to 5.00pm

Andrea Perry, BSc(Hons) Psychology practiced as a Dramatherapist, counsellor and manager in mental health following a post graduate diploma in Dramatherapy (University of Hertfordshire). She was Chair of the British Association of Dramatherapists (1995-97).

She qualified and practiced as an integrative psychotherapist (post-graduate diploma from the Minster Centre, London, 1996). She taught integrative counselling at Kingston College, and worked for many years as a supervisor. She is the author of two books on procrastination and another on claustrophobia.

She now offers consultancy to individuals and a wide variety of organizations, runs a publishing company, writes for the national press and is a regular contributor to Psychologies magazine and BBC radio.
£ 110.00
Add Items to Cart

Workshop Description

Our wish for transformation and change often brings us into conflict, either with aspects of ourselves, or with other people. Conflict can be frightening, and that anxiety can lead us to a kind of paralysis, and difficulties in being able to think clearly.

How can we address the underlying needs represented by this resistance, this sense of impasse? What if we dared recognise such opposition as having equal validity to what we currently envisage as a (or the only) constructive outcome?

This exciting new workshop will explore ways of therapeutically interacting with conflict between different aspects of the self as well as between two or more people, drawing on principles of non-violent communication and community mediation.

Participants will be able to explore personal and inter-personal conflict, using experiential and creative exercises with theoretical input.

Product Tags

Use spaces to separate tags. Use single quotes (') for phrases.