Join Dr Andrew Morrice live online for a deep dive into what the latest research tells us about how our physical selves impact on our mental health and vice versa, the physiology of our emotions, how stress can become chronic.
Date: Wednesday 15 October 2025
Time: 1 day (9.15am - 4pm BST)
Accredited CPD: 6 hours
Price: £145 per person
In the Spotlight today is Victoria, founder of Phoenix Abuse & Trauma Recovery Coaching. In this Q&A, she highlights her journey from survivor to advocate, and her mission to empower individuals and workplaces to create cultures of safety, compassion, and lasting support.
Have you ever wondered what it takes to truly reset your mind? Beyond the quick fixes and surface-level solutions, there's a powerful approach that gets to the root of what's holding you back. In this exclusive Q&A with Rahul, a clinical hypnotherapist & NLP Practitioner, we dive into his story, his methods, and his mission to help people become a...
Human givens psychotherapist, Julia Welstead explains the scientifically-sound answers to these important questions and an insightful view that will increase your understanding of “resilience” – allowing you to make more informed decisions and interventions.
What could have been a small annoyance turned into an unexpected lesson in mindfulness, perspective, and self-compassion for Aimen. In this insightful post, she explores how everyday mishaps, like spilled coffee or a dog-eared book page, can become opportunities to pause, reframe, and grow. Learn practical techniques to calm your mind, shift your thinking, and turn life’s little accidents into...
An opportunity for those who have experienced domestic abuse to inform decision-making and Domestic Abuse Strategy across Herefordshire and Worcestershire, by joining the Lived Experience Advisory Network (LEAN).
A global pandemic, political instability, the cost of living, social media, climate anxiety, exams — all of it adds to the pressure young people are under, making everyday life harder and the future feel more uncertain than ever. We need to revolutionise how society supports young people’s mental health. Join our movement and don’t let young people take it on...
This fascinating talk about what followed on from the ‘brain’s big bang’ 40,000 years ago – when our ancestors learned how to consciously access the internal reality theatre of the dreaming brain and ‘daydream’ consciously – was filmed with students on the Human Givens Diploma course.
The renowned Irish psychologist Joe Griffin’s illuminating lecture answers these questions and many more as he takes us through the story of how he solved the mystery of why we dream – and discovered at the same time the significance of dreaming for our mental health.
