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We inhabit a fragmented, divisive, and dangerous world. This two day highly experiential workshop will move us gently towards a deeper sense of wholeness and belonging within ourselves, with others, and with our beautiful and troubled planet, delving into the delicate balance between boundaries and empathetic engagement, between personal and collective healing, and between separation and belonging.
This workshop introduces participants to a transformative model for self-help and recovery from addiction, emphasizing an anti-oppressive and anti-racist approach. The session delves into the 16 Steps for Discovery and Empowerment, a holistic framework that supports personal growth, healing, and recovery.
In this workshop, we will explore the psychological patterns, referred to as coping strategies, that we developed in childhood and how these patterns persist into adulthood. These unconscious strategies, shaped by early experiences and traumas, influence our beliefs and behaviours throughout life.
The Tree of Life is a hopeful and inspiring approach to working with children, young people, and adults who have experienced trauma. Also, this approach can be used for team building within social services organizations.
The Trauma and Gender-Based-Violence Informed Narrative Therapy Approach workshops are designed to equip participants with practical tools and techniques for working with trauma survivors in a sensitive, compassionate, and effective manner.
This workshop provides a comprehensive exploration of the principles and practices of group work with survivors of domestic and/or sexualized violence.
This workshop provides an in-depth exploration of the role of advocacy in fostering effective systemic responses from police, child protection services, and medical professionals in dealing with issues such as domestic violence, child abuse, and other critical situations.
This comprehensive workshop provides a decolonial and anti-oppression theoretical framework and an in-depth exploration of safety planning and risk assessment for survivors of intimate partner, domestic and sexualized violence, integrating a focus on high-risk cases and systemic challenges.
This workshop delves into the ethical principles and dilemmas that arise in the context of helping relationships, with a specific focus on the complexities of gender, race, colonization, and immigration.
This workshop offers an in-depth examination of the theoretical frameworks that shape our understanding of gender-based violence, emphasizing the complexities of gender, race, and the enduring impacts of colonization.