Holding the Golden Thread 2016
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This document provides information about Rosie Burrows, a Gestalt psychotherapist and organizational consultant based in Belfast, Dublin, and working internationally. She has over 26 years of experience working in Africa, Asia, and Europe. The document discusses her approach of "Holding the Golden Thread", which honors the connection to our natural life force and pace of learning. It explores organizing principles and practices for working with clients to reconnect to their intuitive wisdom and make a lasting difference. The workshop described will help participants discover survival patterns, apply practical tools, and challenge themselves to work in an embodied and strategic manner through holding a clear framework.
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