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Register now to join us
~ ~ Saturday, 29th August, 10–11.30am AEST ~ ~
The Balint Society of Australia & New Zealand continues
BALINT WEAVING: Exploring Balint Group Work & Leadership
with SESSION TWO of our Zoom seminar series
Learning to Lead: A Balint River Journey
Following on from our powerful first seminar, this session will invite participants to consider their
Balint journal in a fresh and very personal way. How can we be more receptive in a Balint
Group? Renske's engaging approach will invite you to re-evaluate how you listen and respond as
a leader or as a participant
Registration: admin.bsanz@bigpond.com to receive the Zoom link.
No fee for current financial members I $40 per seminar for non-members
Saturday 29th August, 10 – 11:30 am AEST
In this paper Renske will explore the metaphor of her Leader Trainer experience as a river journey – rowing with the two oars of analytical thinking and mindful awareness of what is emerging in our embodied experience. The common tendency to privilege analytical thinking over other ways of knowing will be examined, and I will offer mindful awareness as a powerful tool to expand our receptive capacity as Balint leaders.
Presenter
Renske van den Brink brings her medical and counselling training and practice to her work as a Balint group leader in Auckland. Renske has been leading Balint groups for 8 years, and is an Accredited Leader Trainer.
Chair
Judy Griffiths is a social worker and psychoanalytic psychotherapist in Perth. Her practice includes specialising in Infant Observation as well as leading several Balint groups. Judy is an Accredited Leader Trainer.
For information about the rest of this rich series of five seminars:
https://www.balintaustralianewzealand.org/balint-weaving-exploring-balint-group-work-and-leadership/
ARTWORK: Heather Shawe (Wiradjuri) ‘The Beauty of Being’ 2019, Raffia
This artwork was created through The Torch, a not for profit organisation, that provides art, cultural and arts industry support to Indigenous offenders and ex- offenders in Victoria.
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