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Find Your True Power Course

Whilst this course is for any professional, it will be especially helpful to:

all health professionals
social care workers
probation service professionals

Requirements

an open-mind
the willingness to take personal responsibility
the willingness to change

Aims:

to introduce The True Power Strategy as a means for overcoming challenge
to provide transformational tools and knowledge for empowerment, growth and working more effectively
to facilitate a shift from fear based conditioning to heart centred consciousness.

Objectives:

By the end of the course participants will:-

possess tools enabling them to respond effectively to challenge
provide an enhanced service to patients, clients and service users
know how to maintain and increase their passion for their work
be insulated against being crushed and demotivated by systems reduce self - doubt / enhance confidence and self-belief
find the balance between working from the heart as well as the mind
be able to maintain balance and equanimity in challenging situations

Joy is a magnet to more joy. It also acts as a buffer against the tough times. Be Joyful!

Being Truly Empowered

At the core of your being you possess all the strength, courage and wisdom you need to consciously create the life and work you love. If you do not have joy in every area of your life, then you are not fully standing in the light of your true power.

Being truly empowered is about making a decision to have fun and enjoy life not endure it. This is not to advocate being lightweight, but to be light-hearted and joyful. It is about taking full responsibility for your choices and being willing to know yourself very differently indeed.

You can eliminate stress at work by not taking things personally. If you are feeling upset about something, then you are not standing in your true power. You are allowing yourself to be manipulated and controlled by other people and/ or circumstances, which is stressful.

It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye. Exupery