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European Groupwork Symposium
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16th European Groupwork Symposium York, 8th-10th September 2010 ‘Groupwork and Well-Being’ Recent years have seen the emergence in human services of ‘Positive Psychology’, and other approaches to ‘Well-Being’. Groupwork has a key role to play here. So, this symposium will show how groupwork is contributing to well‑being initiatives, ranging from work with schoolchildren, to DIY Happiness work with adults in the community. The event will interest any professional working in health, social work or education, whether a social worker, a psychologist or a counsellor. Keynote Speakers How to Promote Group Well-Being and Research It? Professor Chris Evans, Medical Psychotherapist , Nottingham University and Nottinghamshire NHS Trust Making London Happy Tony Coggins, South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust Selected Workshops The Journey: Explorations through creativity Carole Stagg, MA RCA, Consultant in Arts, Health, Wellbeing and Culture Suurender. Connecting to a Global Story: A New Model for Healing BruceSt. Thomas, Psychotherapist/Art Therapist/Consultant, Westbrook StreetPsychotherapy Associates, South Portland, Maine, and Paul Johnson, Associate Professor, School of Social Work, University of Southern Maine DIY Happiness? SherryClark, Mental health promotion/DIY Happiness project co-ordinator,South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust The Recovery Group: Its role in enhancing well-being Anant Chander, Margaret Muir, Liz Wakely, Matt Ward and Dr Jerome Carson Selected Papers Enhancing the Well-being of the Staff Team David Henchman, Sue Walton and Sally Curtis, Yorke Walton Assocs. Groupwork and Well Being Jean Anastacio and David Woodger, Lecturers in Community Development & Youth Work, Goldsmiths University of London ‘It uplifts me’: Views from within ‘The Tuesday Group’ Ruth Cave, School of Education, Social Work & Community Education, University of Dundee DIY Happiness Tony Coggins, Well London: Comunities working together for a healthier London Guerilla, Extreme and Distance Travelled Groupwork Carole Stagg, MA RCA, Consultant in Arts, Health, Wellbeing and Culture Having Somewhere to Go on Monday: Groupwork and social inclusion in a primary care / voluntary sector partnership Nick Pollard, Senior Lecturer in Occupational Therapy, Sheffield Hallam University Download the files below for programme details, and workshop and paper summaries Download the order form below to book your place. We look forward to seeing you in York! |
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