Being Uniquely You During COVID19

Posted on: March 23, 2021

During this 2-hour workshop, you will have the opportunity to learn all about connecting with others during COVID19

About this Event

Led by Sarah Andrews of Spiral Change & Lesley Holt, this FREE two-hour workshop will aim to cover the following objectives:

• How your thoughts, feeling and behaviour are interconnected

• How we project our thoughts onto others

• To appreciate what might be happening for others

• How people push each other’s buttons

• What is important about being connected

• How to step back from our own thoughts and focus on other people

• The art of being present with others

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