Using SIMPLE Listening practices to support the grieving process
23rd April 2024
12pm - 1.00pm (BST)
Online
FREE for Network Members £49.50 for Non-Members
Overview
Who Should Attend?
Psychologists, Therapists, Educators, Counsellors, and anyone wanting to deep dive into practical tools for nervous system regulation and neurobiology.
Benefits Of Attending
• Discover how to navigate the complexities of grief, • Understand how a common factor in a grief process is the physiological nature of autonomic dysregulation. • Learn how commonly during the grief process our nervous system is hijacked by a defense response, • Understand how grief can take us into a prolonged sympathetic or immobilised state.
Schedule
• Introductions • Main Talk 12pm - 12.45pm (BST) • Q&A Session 12.45pm - 1pm (BST) • Event Close 1pm (BST)
Speakers
Jane Shaw
Jane Shaw marries biodynamic craniosacral therapy, neurobiology, and Jungian psychology to support individuals to recover from and become resilient to adverse life experiences. Having spent...
Jane Shaw
Jane Shaw marries biodynamic craniosacral therapy, neurobiology, and Jungian psychology to support individuals to recover from and become resilient to adverse life experiences. Having spent many years in the world of business and finance, she been immersed in the field of holistic health for 20 years, seamlessly blending neuroscience and new medicine with profound teachings from ancient healing arts. As a therapist, writer, and educator, Jane delivers training programmes and retreat experiences both online and in person, in Ireland and internationally. Jane holds an M.A. in Economics from the University of Edinburgh and an M.A. in Jungian and Archetypal Psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute, always continuing to learn from both her academic research and lived experience.