Psychology Topics #3: Crime, Depression
This ‘night school’ type programme takes 2 key topic areas much investigated by psychologists and sociologists and distils key concepts into accessible ‘bites’ for the layperson. Some previous understanding of Psychology and Sociology is helpful but not essential.
The Crime sessions draw from biological, sociological and psychological factors influencing crime and deviance, as well as Spiral Dynamics and Dimensions of Temperament. Understanding of crime and deviance will be explored and strategies considered for tackling undesirable behaviours.
The Depression sessions consider possible causes of Depression, gender difference in it incidence, options for treatment and how to be around someone who is depressed.
Commitme
nt: 2 hours in an evening over 10 weeks, with a short coffee break. Start
sharp; finish approximate.
Price: TBA
Discounted rate: n/a
Dates: 25 September -
Venue: Rossett School, Harrogate UK Places
available: 14/16
Psychology for Grandparents
Getting older and being retired -
This short workshop is for older people who wish to understand a little more about
how and why the world, society and their own offspring are changing in the ways they
are. Note: science is considered but at a fairly-
Commitment: 1 short day, 9:15-
Discounted rate:
Dates:
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An Introduction to Integrated SocioPsychology
A broad-
The general nature of the applications and the broad mix of people attracted to these programmes make them especially beneficial for those who are interested in advancing their knowledge of the behavioural sciences, NLP and/or their own personal development.
Commitment: 3 days,9:00-
Price: £ (£ + VAT) Includes course materials, refreshments & buffet lunch
Discounted
rate: £ (£ + VAT) (4th person on)
Dates:
Venue: Places available:
Psychology Topics #2: Memory, Stress, Change
This ‘night school’ type programme takes 3 topic areas much investigated by psychologists and sociologists and distils key concepts into accessible ‘bites’ for the layperson. Some previous understanding of Psychology and Sociology is helpful but not essential.
The Memory sessions explore leading models of memory, why people forget and give some tips for improving memory.
The Stress sessions divide the experience of stress into its biological and cognitive components and provide suggestions for how to deal with both.
The Change sessions consider factors which influence change from the individual/micro-
Commitment: 2 hours in an evening over 10 weeks, with a short coffee break. Start
sharp; finish approximate.
Price: £
Discounted rate:
Dates:
Venue: Places available:
Psychology -
This ‘night school’
type programme incorporates key elements of Integrated SocioPsychology within the
frame of a general introduction to the field of Psychology. Academic enough to provide
a basis for further (serious) study, the level of study is still light enough for
the more casual learner to make practical use of the knowledge and skills taught
without feeling intimidated by too much ‘technical stuff’. The aim is to learn while
having fun!
Commitment: 2 hours in an evening over 10 weeks, with a short coffee break.
Start sharp; finish approximate.
Price: £ (£ + VAT)
Discounted rate: n/a
Dates:
Venue:
Places available:
Schedule -
All my training programmes are based on Integrated SocioPsychology as a cohesive
approach to gaining greater understanding of what makes human beings 'tick'. Some
courses focus on the theory and models while others focus more on practical applications
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To book programmes I am staging myself, click the red/underlined Book! to be taken
to an online booking form. My own ‘open’ programmes sometimes apply a discount to
the 4th, 5th, etc, places booked by one person or organisation. Also be aware that
I sometimes provide very handsome discounts for members of professional organisations
with which I am associated -
To book programmes staged in partnership with other training providers -
For
organisations, please note that all courses can be customised for in-
Training providers interested in hosting one or more of these programmes, both in the UK and abroad, are invited to contact me to discuss potential partnering arrangements.
Communication Skills -
The aim of the first
session of this 2-
Suitable for people in all walks of life wanting to improve their communication skills and to minimise misunderstandings.
Commitment: 2 days, 9:00-
Price: £ (£ + VAT) Includes course materials, refreshments & buffet lunch
Discounted
rate: £ (£ + VAT) (4th person on)
Dates:
Venue: Places available:
Diploma in Integrated SocioPsychology
This programme not only explores the models and concepts of Integrated SocioPsychology in depth and how they link together but also the science underpinning the theories. Participants will get to know the work of Clare W Graves, Don Beck & Chris Cowan, Don Beck & Ken Wilber, Robert Dilts, Hans J Eysenck, L Michael Hall, Susan Blackmore, Muzafer Sherif, Jean Piaget, Frederick Bartlett and Aaron Beck/Lyn Abramson, Martin Seligman & John Teasdale in some depth as well as referencing a host of other psychological and sociological researchers and theorists.
This course is for serious students of the behavioural sciences and participants
should expect the work to be of at least A-
Commitment: 14 days, 9:00-
Discounted rate: £ (£ + VAT) (4th person on)
Dates:
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Conflict Management -
Matching the conflict management attributions of Spiral Dynamics co-
Suitable for all involved in managing and supervising others.
Commitment: 3 days, 9:00-
Price: £ (£ + VAT) Includes course materials, refreshments & buffet lunch
Discounted
rate: £ (£ + VAT) (4th person on)
Dates:
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Integrated SocioPsychology for NLP Practitioners
Neuro-
This course is for 'NLPers' who wish to develop their
knowledge of human nature much further, so that they can use their NLP tools with
much greater power and precision.
Commitment: 2 days, 9:00-
Discounted rate: £ (£ + VAT)
(4th person on)
Dates:
Venue: Places available:
Knowing Me, Knowing You: Integrated SocioPsychology for Sustainable Relationships
The
one that is fairly low on science but pretty high on application, this course is
aimed at those who simply want to get a little more out of life and out of their
relationships -
Couples wanting to improve their relationship
and/or gain more understanding of parent-
Discounted rate: £ (£ + VAT) (4th
person on)
Dates:
Venue: Places available: 16/16
Working with Organisation LifeCycles
What makes this programme different is the use
of Ichak Adizes’s highly-
Aimed at organisation decision-
Discounted rate: £ (£ + VAT) (4th person on)
Dates:
Venue: Places
available:
Psychology Topics #1: Prejudice & Obedience, Romantic Relationships, Mental Health
This ‘night school’ type programme takes 3 topic areas much investigated by psychologists and sociologists and distils key concepts into accessible ‘bites’ for the layperson. Some previous understanding of Psychology and Sociology is helpful but not essential.
The Prejudice & Obedience sessions look at how in-
The Romantic Relationships sessions explore how and why romantic relationships form, how they can be made to last and why they sometimes fail.
The Mental Health sessions investigate Depression, phobias and Schizophrenia.
Commitment: 2 hours in an evening over 10 weeks, with a short coffee break. Start
sharp; finish approximate.
Price: £ (£ + VAT)
Discounted rate: £ (£ + VAT) (4th person
on)
Dates:
Venue: Places available:
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