An introductory session into this vital principle.
The key benefit of a Person-Centred Approach is empowerment through simplicity, positively impacting everyone’s wellbeing.
Join us for this introductory session, lead by Sam Roche and Gemma Adams from Watch CIO, to explore if further training in this approach would be right for you and your organsiation.
During this session, we will explore connection and disconnection into being, not doing, person centred. We will also touch upon the curious questions that invite you to think about what connects you to being more person centred:
- What does a person-centred approach mean to you?
- Why use a person-centred approach?
- When and where have you experienced it and what have the challenges been?
- What do you value and then how does this marry in with the core conditions for being person centred?
- What are the core conditions? What do they mean and how do they feel?
About the trainer
Your trainers for this session will be Sam Roche and Gemma Adams.
Sam has worked for 35 years in the mental health field as a nurse, group facilitator, manager and trainer. He also has experience as a counsellor, having worked with Bath University and Southmead Mental Health Trust Bristol to develop and provide training.
Gemma has been with Watch CIO for 10 years, and is experienced with group facilitation and leading projects that support adults to grow and reconnect with themselves. She understands how vital it is is be accepted, and met with authenticity and hope.
Who should attend?
Tickets to this session are freely available for volunteers and staff members from voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise (VCFSE) organisations in Somerset. This session may be of particular interest to those in Operational or Leadership roles, as you may consider running a longer, more in-depth session for your teams as part of their professional development.
