Mastering EFT
Retreats for Therapists at Parcevall Hall
Since appearing on Gary Craig's Mastering EFT DVD set I have had requests for mentoring, supervision and specialised teaching and so decided to bring together, in a magical place, groups of travellers on the EFT journey to share knowhow and experiences and take a step towards Mastering EFT.
New Dates for 2009:
5-7th April 2009
21-23 June 2009
16-18 August 2009
Link to Registration
The retreat fee is £330 and includes two nights accommodation and all meals.
( Accommodation at Parcevall Hall is for retreat participants only, there are cottages, campsites and B&Bs nearby if you want to bring your family to the Yorkshire Dales for glorious walking and lots to see and do.)
Mastering EFT at Parcevall Hall
"Thanks so much for an amazing time. I have learned so much and my EFT practice has been taken to another level"
"I just want to thank you for those truly wonderful and remarkable days at Parcevall Hall. Your true and caring spirit blended perfectly with that of the house, and I feel enormously grateful to you both!" This is a Professional Development retreat led by me, Gwyneth Moss EFT Master, for seven therapists (or people helpers) who use EFT in their work (or who aspire to). A time to raise supervision questions, request specific teaching or simply bring your own issues for personal growth. For AAMET Level 3 Practitioners this retreat gains you one day group supervision and one CPD credit.
Whatever your therapy or practice if you use EFT then this retreat is designed for you. To give you space and time to gain helpful insight into challenging cases, learn new approaches and loosen the ties of whatever holds you back. We'll have two days of learning, sharing, tapping, clearing, good company and superb food in beautiful and peaceful surroundings.
My intention is that you drive away having taken a big step on your journey to Mastering EFT; refreshed and relaxed; with inspiring learnings and insights; and with renewed commitment to help your existing clients and full of enthusiasm (and ideas) for attracting new ones.
Commencing before dinner on Sunday evening we will get to know each other and each will have the opportunity to state what they would like to gain from the two days. Over Monday and Tuesday each person will have their own session during which they can set the direction of the group. This may be by raising client cases for discussion; or presenting a personal issue to work with Gwyneth or by raising a topic for specific teaching and input from the collective experience of the group. All can participate in each session by borrowing benefits and contributing to discussion.
Parcevall Hall is in North Yorkshire: 10 miles from Skipton and 12 from Ilkley at the head of a small, quiet valley leading off beautiful Wharfedale. The Hall is set in 20 acres of well kept and mature gardens that range from a formal rose garden to wild rhododendrons and from the alpine rock garden to the lawns and terraces stretching down in front of the house with superb views of the valley and the moors. The gardens are open to the public by day and as retreat residents we will have the place to ourselves in the evenings for strolling, contemplating or just sitting quietly and absorbing the tranquility of it all.
The Hall is the retreat house of Bradford Church of England diocese and there may be other groups present during our stay. We will have our own meeting room (with ancient beams and mullioned windows)and will join with the others in the dining area for Parcevall Hall's delicious home cooking.
If you would like to know more about the format of the retreat or have any questions then please give me a call on 01756 790199.
with best wishes,
Gwyneth
Presence - Parcevall
Held within our body
Wrapped by strong stone walls
A stream of rich resources
Are waiting for your calls
Retreat within the garden
Planted moons ago
Swallows fledge above us
Abundance steps below
These gems dwell in the valley
The cleft amongst the moors
The depths bring gifts of laughter
Then the spirit soars
Liz Jupp - July 2008
(written on the Skipton Train)
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