Unique Internal Maps from Birth
11th September 2024
10am - 11am (BST)
Online
FREE for Network Members
Overview
Who Should Attend?​
Educators, therapists, NHS staff and anyone interested in deepening their knowledge of birthing awareness.
Benefits Of Attending
• Learn how internal maps shape our perceptions of events. • Understand that trauma and beauty are subjective experiences that underscore the importance of empathy. • Deepen your understanding of how what may seem trivial, or insignificant to one person, could be profoundly meaningful or distressing to another. • Recognise the power of internal maps in shaping perceptions which allows us to approach life with greater awareness and compassion. • Discover the rich tapestry of human existence and the diverse ways in which we make meaning of the world around us.
Schedule
• Introductions • Main Talk 10am - 10.45am (BST) • Q&A Session 10.45am - 11am (BST) • Event Close 11am (BST)
Speakers
Mark Harris
I work as a Midwife offering birth education through the Birthing4Blokes programme (@Birthing4Blokes). I love being around people, always have as long as I can...
Mark Harris
I work as a Midwife offering birth education through the Birthing4Blokes programme (@Birthing4Blokes). I love being around people, always have as long as I can remember; having five sisters and three brothers afforded me plenty of practice and now with 8 children of my own and 13 grandchildren I have lots of opportunity to indulge my people passion. The choices I have made in my professional life have been shaped by this gregarious inclination. I have trained and worked as a Nurse, Midwife, Teacher in Further Education, hypnotherapist, NLP trainer, outreach youth worker. Working as a therapist alongside my work as a midwife has taught me the importance of the ‘stories’ we tell ourselves about our lives. The work we are doing through Birthing Awareness is done in the hope that it will enhance the lives of women and their families the world over, through giving birth professionals the tools they need to do their job well.