The Champernowne Trust is hosting a 5-day residential summer course on psychology and the arts from July 31 to August 5, 2016, focusing on the theme 'The Ice and the Fire: Empowering Heart and Mind.' The course aims to enhance therapeutic practices for professionals in the mental health field through creative activities inspired by Jungian psychology, including lectures, workshops, and art sessions. Financial support is available for those in need, and participants will receive CPD certificates upon completion.

1. 5-DAY RESIDENTIAL SUMMER COURSE
Psychology and the Arts
Exploring analytical psychology through the arts, imagination and interaction.
For professional and personal enrichment
Sunday 31st July to Friday 5th August 2016
Theme for 2016
The Ice and the Fire: Empowering Heart and Mind
CUMBERLAND LODGE
Windsor Great Park Berkshire SL4 2HP England UK

2. An exciting and stimulating programme of
creative activities based on the ideas of
CG Jung.
Lectures and seminars, discussions, arts
workshops, open arts studio, music, song,
poetry and dance in the beautiful setting
of Windsor Great Park.

3. The Champernowne Trust is a mental health and educational charity,
founded in 1969 by the late Irene Champernowne. It was established
to promote psychological health through Jungian psychotherapy and
the creative arts, building on the pioneering work of the Withymead
Community which ran from the 1940s-1960s.

4. The Trust’s principal objectives are:
1. To advance education through the provision of courses,
conferences, workshops, lectures and information for members of
the medical, educational, psychotherapeutic and psychological
professions, with the purpose of improving public mental health.
2. To promote the ideas of CG Jung through proven and evaluated
methods, with the purpose of enhancing skills and knowledge and
the practice of creative and psychological therapies.
3. To promote and protect the health of those in need of
psychotherapy through the provision of financial support to those
who, through lack of financial means, would otherwise be unable
to avail themselves of such treatment, with the purpose of
improving their mental, physical and spiritual health.

5. The purpose of the Trust’s summer course is to provide those
working in the helping professions with a time of professional
and personal restoration, an opportunity to restock mentally and
spiritually, with the ultimate aim of enriching and enhancing their
therapeutic practice to the benefit of users of their services.
CPD certificates are provided on completion of the course.

6. Quotes from past course members:
...an extraordinary and unique course... the atmosphere of warmth and support. It helped me enormously both
in a therapeutic sense and also as a simple, peaceful restorative treat.
I think it is WONDERFUL... it gave me personally a sense of freedom to express myself and be all that I could
be.
... a place where being holistic and intuitive is normal, instead of being alternative and different as it is in the
world in general ... a chance to step back from my life, to renew and grow.
Truly wonderful experience ... the spirit is so beautiful...unique.

7. Theme for 2016
THE ICE AND THE FIRE: EMPOWERING HEART AND MIND

8. The symbol points the way to something beyond.
To experience life symbolically is to touch on the deep meaning of who we
are and what we do.
Images of ice and fire are manifestations of archetypal forces in the world.

9. The hero or heroine meets these elemental forces on his or her journey,
confronting trials on the way towards finding the true self.

10. The mysterious quality of these symbols enhances the language of
the imagination, opening a portal to a sacred realm where the
reality of psyche can be found and wholeness comes within our
reach.

11. The theme, in all its richness, will be explored, studied, played
with and shared with others, with the purpose of enriching both
professional practice and personal wellbeing.

12. GUEST SPEAKERS will address the theme in distinctive individual ways
Brenda Crowther Jungian Analyst, Lecturer and Editor of Harvest
John Miller Analyst, Child and Family Psychologist
Dr Tamsin Edwards Lecturer in Environmental Sciences, Open University
Ann Shearer Jungian Analyst and Author
ARTS WORKSHOPS
Dance Movement Aleka Loutsis
Music Alison Davies
Drama Richard Hougham
Fairytales Antonia Boll
Writing Michael Vizard
STUDIO
The painting and clay studio will be open twenty-four hours a day.
Studio Leaders: Catriona MacInnis and Claire Lee
DIRECTOR OF SINGING AND MUSIC: Hilary Fisher
SOCIAL DREAMING MATRIX: Lindsey Harris
Summer Course Committee
Michael Vizard, Director • Hilary Fisher • Lindsey Harris • Tom Lindsay • Coral Mann

13. COURSE FEES:
£795 shared room £1150 single room
Deposit £150
Grants available.
Application form and information on request.
For enquiries or further details contact:
Administrator,
Champernowne Trust Summer Course,
Cottage Farm, Belle Vue Road,
Exeter EX4 5BD UK.
Email: courses@champernowne.org.uk