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Mindful Families Sunday 23/9
“Clean Break” 2 Patshull Road, Kentish Town, NW5 2LB London, United Kingdom
Law is at: 36d Cambridge Gardens, w10 5ud
MINDFULNESS FOR FAMILIES WITH VERONIQUE RYAN , MD
Mindful Family founder & Healer
https://www.veroniqueryan.com
All ages. We will explore together a few simple and very practical mindfulness practices that we can incorporate in our daily family lives in order to reduce stress and increase health and happiness for all!
After an initial start as a Medical Doctor in France and many years raising her four children in the US and London, Veronique turned her attention to meditation, mindfulness and healing. Her passion is to share her deep knowledge of the healing process and teach self-healing skills. She founded the Mindful Family collective in 2013 and is currently a practising healer.
She loves to work in various settings. Thanks to the ubiquitous internet, she has now refined her online practice to allow for her rather nomadic lifestyle.
Details on the whole day event here:
https://www.mindfulfamily.co.uk/events/
To book:
Please be specific on ages of attendees for each event requested and a link for payment will be sent.
https://www.mindfulfamily.co.uk/contact/
Claudia Herbert founded The Oxford Development Centre in Witney, Oxfordshire in 1997 to provide the special care, safety and sensitivity which people suffering from psychological problems need. With over 20 years’ clinical experience and a specialism of working with clients from multiple trauma backgrounds, she wanted to build a centre of excellence with like-minded, enthusiastic and forward-thinking colleagues to offer a unique approach to help people heal, transform and grow.
Rather than confining treatment to single, standard methods her aim was to develop a more holistic, integrative, client-centred approach which involves creating a bespoke plan of care for each individual drawing on the most modern, science and research-based therapies available. This spans elements from CBT 3rd Wave, including Schema Therapy and Mindfulness and Transpersonal and Depth Psychology, to body-oriented psychosensory therapies such as EMDR, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, Comprehensive Resource Model, Calatonia, Havening Techniques®, Craniosacral Therapy and Energy Psychology. In practice, this means finding the most experienced, able and dedicated consultants who share my vision and feel committed to keeping abreast of all the latest scientific developments. We all undergo regular professional training and work on our own personal development to ensure we are qualified to deliver the most advanced psychological approaches available.
https://www.oxforddevelopmentcentre.co.uk/dr-claudia-herbert/
People using Sounding Bowls are very individual. NHS therapists, University Doctors, pioneers of sound therapy, healers and many others.
One such remarkable and unusual individual is Faith Challinor-Wheatley who lives amongst trees and finds their energies strongly in the Sounding Bowls. Faith spends much of each day caring for her mother whose survival of cancer in great old age must be in part to the endless sound therapies she gets from her daughter.
Faith offers a range of healing sounds to a diverse set of clients but is focussing more and more on the Sounding Bowls since she is getting such strong results with them. Many of Faith’s clients are finding strength to manage their lives and even turn them around with Faith’s work.
Her site is www.soundhealingtherapies.co.uk/
Adrian Freedman, international shakuhachi master produced the CD Wind in the Branches with Tobias in 2015. his works are contemplative, uplifting and deeply informed by an intense background in music. https://adrianfreedman.com
Nordoff Robbins is one of the UKs premier trainers in music therapy. As a pioneering institute they have set the standards for a great deal of music therapy placing emphasis on music as the primary or even sole means of communication, avoiding the listen-and-interpret school of music psychology. The Nordoff Robbins method has profound effects in very many lives and is particularly valuable where the client may not have the powers speech. https://www.nordoff-robbins.org.uk
Dr. Stella Compton UKCP Reg.
Stella attended the first music therapy conference I spoke at in Oxford in 1992 and was immediately inspired by Sounding Bowls. In her time has head of artistic therapies at a leading high security mental hospital in Notts she pioneered the use of Sounding Bowls in forensic psychiatry subsequently producing a scientific trial showing the special effects of Sounding Bowls. Stella is also the co-author of a treatment protocol for secure psychiatric settings in which she recommends Sounding Bowls above other instruments.
http://www.stellacompton.co.uk
Cambridge Institute for Music Therapy Research (CIMTR) has chosen to work with a Sounding Bowl exploring the profound effects in a wide range of issues.
https://www.anglia.ac.uk/cambridge-institute-for-music-therapy-research
Anglia Ruskin University Music Therapy Training uses Sounding Bowls for their “transforming influence ”
https://www.anglia.ac.uk/study/postgraduate/music-therapy
Methodist Homes Association, (MHA) the UKs leading provider of care for the aged has an extensive music therapy program and hopes “to get a Sounding Bowl in every one of our homes”
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People using Sounding Bowls are very individual. NHS therapists, University Doctors, pioneers of sound therapy, healers and many others.
One such remarkable and unusual individual is Faith Challinor-Wheatley who lives amongst trees and finds their energies strongly in the Sounding Bowls. Faith spends much of each day caring for her mother whose survival of cancer in great old age must be in part to the endless sound therapies she gets from her daughter.
Faith offers a range of healing sounds to a diverse set of clients but is focussing more and more on the Sounding Bowls since she is getting such strong results with them. Many of Faith’s clients are finding strength to manage their lives and even turn them around with Faith’s work.
Her site is www.soundhealingtherapies.co.uk/
Adrian Freedman, international shakuhachi master produced the CD Wind in the Branches with Tobias in 2015. his works are contemplative, uplifting and deeply informed by an intense background in music. https://adrianfreedman.com
Nordoff Robbins is one of the UKs premier trainers in music therapy. As a pioneering institute they have set the standards for a great deal of music therapy placing emphasis on music as the primary or even sole means of communication, avoiding the listen-and-interpret school of music psychology. The Nordoff Robbins method has profound effects in very many lives and is particularly valuable where the client may not have the powers speech. https://www.nordoff-robbins.org.uk
Dr. Stella Compton UKCP Reg.
Stella attended the first music therapy conference I spoke at in Oxford in 1992 and was immediately inspired by Sounding Bowls. In her time has head of artistic therapies at a leading high security mental hospital in Notts she pioneered the use of Sounding Bowls in forensic psychiatry subsequently producing a scientific trial showing the special effects of Sounding Bowls. Stella is also the co-author of a treatment protocol for secure psychiatric settings in which she recommends Sounding Bowls above other instruments.
http://www.stellacompton.co.uk
Cambridge Institute for Music Therapy Research (CIMTR) has chosen to work with a Sounding Bowl exploring the profound effects in a wide range of issues.
https://www.anglia.ac.uk/cambridge-institute-for-music-therapy-research
Anglia Ruskin University Music Therapy Training uses Sounding Bowls for their “transforming influence ”
https://www.anglia.ac.uk/study/postgraduate/music-therapy
Methodist Homes Association, (MHA) the UKs leading provider of care for the aged has an extensive music therapy program and hopes “to get a Sounding Bowl in every one of our homes”