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In the reflections after the large group
process the questions on facilitation arise – here
are two answers by Arnold Mindell to questions about facilitation
Facilitation question 1 – How to deal with the pressure
in the large group? |
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Facilitation question
2 – What to do if somebody is taking lots of space? |
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Hot topic Migration
and multicultural society presentation on Asylum Law by
Gina Clayton |
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Topic Migration
and Multicultural Society- presentation
on Issues facing Roma communities in Europe,
by Lily Vassilliou and
Gill Emslie, Powerpoint |
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Topic Lesbian
Gay Bisexual
Transgender Themes – synopsis by
Alexandra and Emetchi |
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Topic Health
of the Community - Rank,
power and health:The
missing gifts
and contributions of people with learning disability labels by
Andy Smith and Pat Black |
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Topic Health
of the Community – Medicine,psychiatry
and Process Work: Individual and collective dimensions
of working with embodied experience and
mental states
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Pierre Morin, Powerpoint |
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Topic Personal
and Collective Trauma- Introduction by Arlene
Audergon
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Topic Personal
and Collective Trauma- Healing Abuse and Trauma,
written synopsis by Gary Reiss |
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Participant’s reflections on
their experiences …. and interviews
CREDIT NOTE: Thank you to the members
of sound team and especially to Mark O’Connell for recording
of presentations, patient editing of the sound files and lots
of creative ideas. Thank you to Gina Clayton and Anne Currie
for careful editing for the texts, with much heart. Thank you
to Boris Sopko, Michal Duda and Kiro Zabinska for all the beautiful
photographs. Big thank you to all members of staff team, who
contributed directly or indirectly to creation of these pages
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