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Lifting Your Spirits: seven tools for coping with illness

30

Jul

  • Event Date

    30, Jul 2009
    @ 2:30 PM - 5:30 PM

  • Event Location

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  • Event Organizer

    The Janki Foundation events@jankifoundation.org

An experiential workshop for healthcare practitioners, therapists and others involved in supporting patients with serious or terminal illness and disability. The workshop will enable participants to explore seven self-support ‘tools’ which can be used during illness to enhance well-being and meet needs on all levels: physical, emotional, mental and spiritual. Participants will consider how these tools might be introduced to patients as part of care and support programmes.

The workshop will be facilitated by Jan Alcoe, a registered hypnotherapist, writer and trainer in healthcare and author of ‘Lifting Your Spirits: seven tools for coping with illness’, a booklet and CDs for people experiencing serious illness (published in 2008 by the Janki Foundation for Global Health Care). The materials will be introduced on the course and were written by Jan as a result of her own experience of serious illness, including cancer.

The workshop will cover the 7 Tools for coping with illness:

  •  Meditation: drawing on our inner resources
  •  Visualisation: using the power of the mind to cope with stress, pain and anxiety
  •  Play and laughter: building resilience and seeing the lighter side
  •  Appreciation: as a route to fulfillment
  •  Creativity: expressing ourselves in our own way
  •  Listening: connecting with others through being fully present
  •  Reflection: reflecting on how far we have come, not how far we have to go…

To register, please contact events@jankifoundation.org by Friday 24th July.
This event is free of charge (voluntary contributions welcome).

Social Media Survey

Dear All,

 

Hope you have had an enjoyable summer. 

 

We are in the process of reviewing the Janki Foundation's social media content, which includes our website. 

 

Studies have indicated that different healthcare professionals have variable use of social media platforms, and they will make recommendations to patients or colleagues based on their confidence and reliability of information. In the current climate of healthcare crisis and information overload, we would benefit from an understanding on how spirituality-related information is accessed by healthcare professionals. This will enable us to focus our messages, events and outreach. 

 

We would greatly welcome your valuable thoughts through this survey. It is anonymous and will take less than 10 minutes to complete. 

 

Thank you.

Best wishes, 

JF Social Media Review Group 

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