PARANOIA & BELIEFS PEER SUPPORT GROUPS
Why not set up a new kind of peer support group?
where unusual or distress-related beliefs can be discussed openly
We are looking for professionals and people with lived experience
interested in learning how to facilitate
4-day facilitation training course
24th, 25th 30th July & 1st Aug 2014
apply using attached application form
deadline for applications: 11th July 2014
for people aiming to set up and facilitate a Paranoia & Beliefs Peer Support Group
Prices:
FREE for people with lived experience of paranoia
£170 per person for Voluntary Organisations
£220 per person for Statutory Organisations
The
London Paranoia & Beliefs Project launched in February 2012,
and is run by Mind in Camden in association with the National Paranoia Network.
Mind in Camden is known for its
previous success establishing a London-wide network of groups for people who
hear voices. Hearing Voices Groups are founded on an ethos of
acceptance and validation, providing a safe space where members can
share without fear of judgement, and where their experiences are
understood as having personal meaning. The
London Paranoia & Beliefs Project aims to develop a similar network of peer support groups
for people experiencing paranoia or distress related to beliefs. There are now
10 such groups currently running in London, and another 6 in preparation – where beliefs can be explored, common ground discovered, and coping strategies shared.
We
can support you to set up your own Paranoia & Beliefs peer support
group: exactly how is detailed in the attached ‘Project Info
for Partners’. Your group will need a minimum of two trained
facilitators, and we will be offering 1 more facilitation training
course after this one (dates: October 9th, 10th, 15th & 17th).
Venue:
Amnesty International UK
Human Rights Action Centre
17-25 New Inn Yard
London
EC2A 3EA
Your help distributing the flyer would be greatly appreciated.
Looking forward to your applications
with best wishes
John Wetherell
Project Assistant
020 7241 8978
London Paranoia & Beliefs Project
run in partnership with the National Paranoia Network
Mind in Camden
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