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2010 Schedule of Programs & Events

August

Wine & Cheese Evening. Friday 6 August

 

ACTION - The way to the psyche. Free Intro Evening, Thursday 12 August (Moreno Collegium)

 

People, The Good, The Bad & The Ugly. Saturday 14 & Sunday 15 August

 

Psychodrama Essentials. Saturday 21 & Sunday 22 August (Moreno Collegium) 

 

Leadership – it’s about people. Free Intro Evening, Wednesday 25 August

 

Surviving Transition. Friday 27 August, Friday 3 September & Friday 19 September 1 – 7 pm.

 

September

 

Leadership – it’s about people. Monday 13 & Tuesday 14 September

 

Using action methods in therapy. Free Intro Evening Tuesday 21st September

 

Making Groups Safe, Making Groups Live! Free Intro Evening, Tuesday 28 September

 

October

Finding your passion. Free Open Evening, Wednesday 6 October (Moreno Collegium)
 

Action in Therapy. Saturday 9 & Saturday 23 October Saturday 1 – 6.45 pm

 

People, The Good, The Bad & The Ugly. Free Intro Evening, Tuesday 19 October

 

Wine & Cheese Evening. Friday 29 October

 

Dealing with Pain. Saturday 30 & Sunday 31 October

November

Making Groups Safe, Making Groups Live! Thursday 4 & Friday 5 November

 

Role Training. Free Intro Evening. Monday 8 November (Moreno Collegium)

 

Psychodrama Essentials. Saturday 21 & Sunday 22 November (Moreno Collegium)

 

Dealing with People, The Good, The Bad & The Ugly. Thursday 25 & Friday 26 November

 

 

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