Caring God's Way
Date: Sat 4th June**
Venue: Waverley Abbey House, Farnham, Surrey
Fee: £35 including lunch and notes
Time: 9am - 4:30pm
Description:
Designed for those who want helping other people in their problems, the seminar will allow you to learn:
- How to recognise discouraged people and what to say to them
- How to be sensitive without being intrusive
- How to get a reluctant person to open up
- How to show you care
- How to build a rapport with a person
- The awesome power of the right words
- Why the mind is the biggest single factor in producing spiritual change
- Why it is not what happens to us but how we perceive it that is important
- How to assist people in handling troublesome thoughts and how to stop wrong thoughts ‘dead’ in their tracks
- Why the things we say to ourselves are so influential for good or bad
**The other dates is on Wed 28th Sept.
Booking
For online booking, please visit the website. For further details, please email enquiries@waverleylearning.co.uk or call 01252 784774.
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