Workshops, courses and inquiries
Co-counselling advanced
29 April - 2 May 2010: at Bella Rakha,
Oratia, West Auckland, with Barbara Langton and Anne Bailey.
Workshops and courses with
Barbara Langton at the New Zealand College of
Massage, Auckland
Holistic Pulsing: four days 11-12
September
& 9-10 October 2010.
Health Psychology Courses I, II and III.
Contact New
Zealand College of Massage, Auckland, telephone 09 522 5522.
South Pacific Centre for Human
Inquiry
Note: At the Centre we specialize in inquiries
which have developmental continuity over extended periods of time. However, we
can also provide short-term inquiry training and inquiry consultancy for local
and international clients. Our approach is rooted in co-operative inquiry: see
Papers on co-operative inquiry.
Ongoing work with
co-creating
The
Co-counselling Advanced 2010 workshop listed above integrates co-creating
with co-counselling. This takes further
the impetus of John Heron's 20 - 21
January 2009 workshop
at the Centre here, which
drew on the co-operative work
of the co-creating field-test (see links to update maps below), and explored the theory and practice of co-creating as a way of
extending the
theory and practice of co-counselling (click on this link for a
pre-workshop discussion paper). It was held at the request of
co-counsellors from the USA, UK, Europe and New
Zealand, and was attended by 26 international active co-counsellors
interested in the future of peer self-help whole person development. For more
details about the event see this flyer.
Ongoing inquiry group
Meeting fortnightly,
Tuesdays,
7.30-9.30 pm, at the South Pacific Centre for Human Inquiry. Simply
known as the inquiry group, this group explores expressive, charismatic
forms of relational spiritual practice. It has been meeting regularly since
1994 and in April 2008 entered its third seven-year cycle. Here is the
launch
document. See also Papers on the inquiry
group for six informative documents. From February
2009: Co-creating practices are included within the format of the
meetings.
Co-creating field-test
June to December 2008: South Pacific
Centre for Human Inquiry. A group of eleven field-test a comprehensive
update of the peer self-help holistic development method of co-creating. For
the provisional 1996 first version see here. For
three new basic update maps see
MAP 1,
MAP2, MAP3
(pdf files).
From February 2009: Co-creating practices are
included both within the format of the meetings, and within one-to-one
sessions on individual action inquiries between meetings.
Action inquiry in everyday life
Ongoing from March
2008: South Pacific Centre for Human
Inquiry. Inquiry group members formulate a new range of individual transformative action
inquiries for their everyday lives, with regular review of the projects at
inquiry group meetings. From
February 2009: We agree to adopt a common theme of
fearlessness-and-prudence both for our individual action inquiries, and also
for one-to-one co-creating sessions, between meetings.
Sacred way of living
Ongoing since August 2003:
South Pacific Centre for Human
Inquiry. A small group action inquiry, meeting four times a year, into
the sacred art of living, including dying as integral to the cycles of living.
Decision-making inquiry
Ongoing since
February 2001:
South Pacific Centre for Human
Inquiry. A small group action inquiry, in which we meet
at variable intervals to review retrospectively, and to intend for the future,
how we make decisions, large and small, about how we are being and what we are
doing in this, that and the other dimension of our lives. See
Model
of individual decision-making
For related courses see:
http://www.co-operacy.info/html/training_calendar.html