Everyone we meet is fighting a battle we know nothing about - Pip Wilson
Date and time
Location
The Rufus Centre
Steppingley Rd Flitwick MK45 1AH United KingdomRefund Policy
Description
Cruse Bereavement Care Bedfordshire is delighted to host international speaker and beautiful human, Pip Wilson.
This one day session is for people persons who are either wanting to be in helping relationships with individuals or those who are practicing such activities as volunteers or working professionals. Suitable for voluntary workers, counsellors and trainees, teachers and educational staff, youth workers and managers and leaders.
This is a full day of interaction, group work and involvement that will support your own development and growth. Learn from one another, all in a climate of trust where growth resides. Includes:-
The Blob Tree Materials of various kinds, how to use them and melt every human heart.
Learning and using new methods which can be applied to groups, one to one and in everyday life.
Mini-clips from movies which stir emotions and help to understand people.
Includes lunch and refreshments.
About Pip Wilson
Pip is a beautiful human person who became an adult when he was 40.His work has ranged from Urban Street Gangs, Hells angels, special needs group work and humans with drug and alcohol issues and more. Pip has far more scars than certificates! He believes that vulnerability is a strength, not a weakness.
Pip is author of several books and the famous" Blob Tree Tools" which can open the hardest hearts and nurture meaningful communication in all cultures and contacts. A father of two and husband of one, Pip is passionate about spiritual, social and emotional intelligence.
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Cruse Bedfordshire exists to promote the well-being of bereaved people and to enable anyone suffering a bereavement to understand their grief and cope with their loss. We do this by providing high quality bereavement support, information and advice. Bereavement support is provided by a team of trained volunteers. We offer one to one support at home or in one of our counselling rooms and group support . The service is free, confidential and open to anyone over the age of 18. Our policy is to treat each bereaved person as an individual with their own needs and to offer the support that is appropriate to them at this particular time in their life.
Although we are part of the national charity we have to raise all our own funds to provide services locally. It costs about £50,000 a year and most of this is raised from donations from individuals and organisations.