Category: Events
+ Events, EXPLORING CONSCIOUSNESS: THE WEIRD WORLD OF AWARENESS & IMPLICATIONS ON REGRESSION THERAPY, Oslo, Norway, 2020, date to be confirmed
Exploring Consciousness: The Weird World of Awareness & Implications on Regression Therapy, Oslo, Norway, 2020, Date to be confirmed
EXPLORING CONSCIOUSNESS: THE WEIRD WORLD OF AWARENESS & IMPLICATIONS ON REGRESSION THERAPY, Oslo, Norway, 2020, date to be confirmed. Regression Therapists are Consciousness Explorers! Many therapies focus on the problems and needs of the Ego: Identity, Selfhood, work, addictions, relationship issues and so on. Contracts with clients are limited by numbers of sessions, doing ‘check-box’ exercises and using ‘evidenced based’ approaches such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy. Problems with this include: we are more than our minds/cognitions, ignorance of the body/soma, how we react, interact and the problems we create for ourselves come from deeper down, underneath the everyday conscious mind.
Phenomenology of the Spirit -Traumatic Experiences of The Dead
Phenomenology of the Spirit -Traumatic Experiences of The Dead. Abstract Submission: Conference Theme – Interdisciplinary Approaches to Corpse Work. University of York, June, 2019. Do the dead grieve? Do they experience loss? Emotionally suffer or dwell on unfinished business? Does how they died have any influence on them post death? And, do they have and/or should they be afforded agency as autonomous life forms?
+ Events, Haunted Hearts, Haunted Minds: Psychological Intrusion and Its Psychotherapeutic Transformation
Haunted Hearts, Haunted Minds: Psychological Intrusion and Its Psychotherapeutic Transformation
Haunted Hearts, Haunted Minds: Psychological Intrusion and Its Psychotherapeutic Transformation. This is a Conference Abstract Paper for the Spirituality and Wellbeing Conference, Derby, 2019. Arguably, we are all haunted, all invaded by the ghostly imprints of our past. The memories may fleet by in a cobwebbed wisp in rare moments of melancholy and regret. Or, for many, may stab, and seer, and endure, and consume our daily existence. Living in somatised bodies and in difficult lives entrenched with psychological suffering.
Surfing Consciousness: The Weird World of Awareness
This presentation was offered in Avebury, Wiltshire, UK, in October 2019. Content included exploring what consciousness is, what it means to be conscious, the theoretical and experiential exploration of self-awareness, the connection between the self and transpersonal levels of awareness and collective consciousness.
Earthbound Spirits & Spirit Release Therapy: Bath Positive Living 2020
In this interesting and thought- provoking presentation, Paula will discuss the process of Spirit Release Therapy, the death-point traumas which can endure after death and the therapeutic protocol she uses to assist the deceased in order to help them to heal. She will also share a range of illuminating and entertaining examples from actual cases which may challenge our everyday notions of death and the nature and endurance of consciousness post the demise of the physical body.
Working With Trauma In Clinical Practice: An Overview
Working With Trauma In Clinical Practice: An Overview. This training workshop was conducted in Cardiff, Wales, in March 2020 for a Private Counselling Agency.
Attachment Theory In Clinical Practice: Adolescents
Attachment Theory In Clinical Practice: Adolescents. This training event was conducted for a Private Counselling Agency in Cardiff in October 2018.
Spirit Release Conference 2020
Details of the Spirit Release Forum Conference in May 2020 at Regents University in London have now been released. There is a very rich line up of keynote speakers including myself Paula Fenn, David Furlong, Terry Palmer, Andy Tomlinson, Tom Zinser, Haraldur Erlendson, Colin Demet and Helen Ford.
Haunted Hearts, Haunted Minds: Psychological Intrusion and Organisational Structure
Haunted Hearts, Haunted Minds: Psychological Intrusion and Organisational Structure. This was a presentation given in July 2019 at the University of York, UK, at the Standing Conference of Organisational Symbolism (SCOS).
