HAVE YOU EVER WONDERED HOW TO RESPOND TO SOMEONE EXPRESSING ‘UNUSUAL’ BELIEFS?
Short course (comprising one-and-a-half days)
UNDERSTANDING &
SUPPORTING PEOPLE
WITH PARANOIA AND BELIEFS
Thursday 14th August 2014, 10.00am to 5.00pm
Friday 15th August, 10.00am to 2.00pm
run by the
London Paranoia & Beliefs Project (part of Mind in Camden)
Applications for this course are
online only. Please visit:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/ e/understanding-supporting- people-with-paranoia- distressing-beliefs-15-days- tickets-11989190993#
This short course does
not include training in setting up, or facilitating, a
Paranoia Peer Support Group. The focus will be on looking at different
ways of making sense of, and coping with paranoia and the distress
related to beliefs.
The
London Paranoia & Beliefs Project launched in February 2012,
and is run by Mind in Camden in partnership with the National Paranoia Network.
Mind in Camden is known for its previous success establishing a Londonwide network of groups
for people who hear voices. Founded on an ethos of
acceptance and validation, Hearing Voices Groups provide 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
12 such groups currently running in London – where beliefs can be
explored, common ground discovered, and coping strategies shared.
£7 for individuals
with lived experience of paranoia
£50 for individuals
without lived experience of paranoia
£50 for Voluntary Organisations
£75 for Statutory Organisations
Venue
Cardboard Citizens
77A Greenfield Rd
Whitechapel
London E1 1EJ
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
Barnes House, 9-15 Camden Road, London, NW1 9LQ
www.mindincamden.org.uk
www.mindincamden.org.uk
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