Training Events 2012
Sunday, April 29, 2012 at 13:30 Emotional Intelligence Workshop, Northern Ireland1st & 2nd September 2012The good thing about emotional intelligence is that it can be learnt. This interactive educational workshop is designed to be both informational AND transformational. A variety of skills will be taught by people who have overcome deep emotional trauma; people ranging from businesswomen to students to community workers and politicians.For details, email marcus@humanisingconflict.com
Emotional Intelligence Workshop, Kosovo11th & 12th September 2012The good thing about emotional intelligence is that it can be learnt. This interactive educational workshop is designed to be both informational AND transformational. A variety of skills will be taught by people who have overcome deep emotional trauma; people ranging from educators to businesswomen to students to community workers.For details, email marcus@humanisingconflict.com
Emotional Intelligence Training, Northern IrelandAutumn 2012This seven week training programme introduces to students to a variety of self help tools designed to increase emotional and cognitive performance both in business and in personal life.Topics will include:
- emotional & cognitive awareness
- self knowledge & self mastery
- creating useful mental habits
- existential to experiential emotional change
- linguistics of emotion
- metaphor, symbolism & change
Ideas will come from a variety of sources such as neuro linguistic programming, symbolic modelling, positive psychology, 'Search Inside Yourself' (SIY) a mindfulness-based emotional intelligence training program created at Google; and from the word of transformative education.
Skills will be taught that aim to make you more emotionally aware and mentally clear whether that be at work, in the social sphere or at home. The course integrates the neuroscience of emotional intelligence theory with contemplative practices such as meditation. The course aims to be both transformational as well as informational. Ideas taken from Paul Ekman, Daniel Goleman, Martyn Newman, Marcus Hopkins, Sean Henry, Jonathan Chase, Michael Watson, and others will be used in ways that will help participants to work directly with their emotional brain and develop the five domains of emotional intelligence (Self-Awareness, Self-Regulation, Motivation, Empathy, and Social Skills).
The course is intended for anyone wanting more depth, meaning, and effectiveness in their lives; or for those simply looking for more happiness. The course is developed by Dr Marcus Hopkins and Sean Henry. Each session will combine mindfulness practice with informal academic discussion.
For more info email info@emotionsatwork.com
Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, January 2013
Workshops are run wherever neededEverything we do is custom made for each client group, hence workshops range in length from a couple of hours up to full week residential sessions. Workshops can also be enhanced by blended learning where online technologies are built into traditional face to face workshops.
Past workshops have included work with victims of civil unrest & war; helping victims become entrepreneurs & community leaders; exam & interview stress; youth workshops for potential leaders; who cares for the carer events; conflict transformation; anti-racist & anti-sectarianism encounter workshops; and the emotions of doing business in post-communist societies.
We also designed and ran Changing Lives, a six month long non political and non religious peace building programme that focussed on how selected individuals experienced post-traumatic growth by travelling the very emotionally isolated road from victim to survivor. Focussing on individual rather than political change, the programme followed the core ethos of the Humanising Conflict Group in that no one is judged, everyone is welcome, everyone has the right to voice their personal opinion, and that all participants should respect the right of the other to express such an opinion in a respectful way, although quite obviously they do not have to agree with that opinion.
Email info@emotionsatwork.org.org for details.