December 2020
Orientation Session Thursday 3rd - 5:30 – 7:30 UK time (vital to attend)
- Day 1 Friday December 4th 9-5 UK time.
- Day 2 Saturday December 5th 9-5 UK time
- Day 3 Friday December 11th 9-5 UK time
- Day 4 Saturday December 12th 9-5 UK time
Costs: € 825
Trish Bartley
Trish Bartley has taught mindfulness to people with cancer since 2001. She developed MBCT for Cancer (MBCT-Ca), supported by John Teasdale and Mark Williams (Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy for Cancer, 2012). She continues to teach MBCT-Ca to clinical groups and one to one to those with advanced illness. She has also written Mindfulness, A Kindly Approach for People with Cancer, (2017) intended for people at any stage of their illness.
Trish works closely with Christina Shennan, offering specialist teacher training and development in MBCT for Cancer in the UK, online with See True Mindfulness, and further afield. They trained mindfulness teachers in Hong Kong in 2019 and in Milan in 2018.
Trish’s background is in community development. She is a member of the core training team at Centre for Mindfulness Research and Practice (CMRP) at Bangor University / The Mindfulness Network. She has worked for See True since 2010 and regularly trains mindfulness teachers abroad and supports retreats in the UK, Europe and South Africa.
Trish has a particular interest in the role of the group in Mindfulness-based Programs and trainings. She recently co-wrote The Inside Out Group Model: Teaching Groups in Mindfulness-based Programs (Mindfulness, 2019) and is in the process of writing a book Teaching Mindfulness-based Groups, which will be published in 2021.
Trish works closely with Christina Shennan, offering specialist teacher training and development in MBCT for Cancer in the UK, online with See True Mindfulness, and further afield. They trained mindfulness teachers in Hong Kong in 2019 and in Milan in 2018.
Trish’s background is in community development. She is a member of the core training team at Centre for Mindfulness Research and Practice (CMRP) at Bangor University / The Mindfulness Network. She has worked for See True since 2010 and regularly trains mindfulness teachers abroad and supports retreats in the UK, Europe and South Africa.
Trish has a particular interest in the role of the group in Mindfulness-based Programs and trainings. She recently co-wrote The Inside Out Group Model: Teaching Groups in Mindfulness-based Programs (Mindfulness, 2019) and is in the process of writing a book Teaching Mindfulness-based Groups, which will be published in 2021.
Christina Shennan
Christina Shennan is an experienced psychotherapist and mindfulness-based teacher in Psychological Services in the UK’s National Health Service. She has worked with people with cancer, as a psychotherapist and as a mindfulness-based teacher in hospice and in day care settings for nearly 20 years.
She has been teaching Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy for Cancer (MBCT-Ca) to cancer patients, their families and carers since 2008 (including work with young people with cancer). With Trish Bartley, Christina has developed a training programme for MBCT-Ca teachers in Europe, the UK and further afield, which has been delivered over many years.
Christina is a member of the core training team at the Centre for Mindfulness Research and Practice (CMRP) at Bangor University / The Mindfulness Network – and leads a teacher training module on the CMRP, Bangor University, Masters in Mindfulness Programme
She has been teaching Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy for Cancer (MBCT-Ca) to cancer patients, their families and carers since 2008 (including work with young people with cancer). With Trish Bartley, Christina has developed a training programme for MBCT-Ca teachers in Europe, the UK and further afield, which has been delivered over many years.
Christina is a member of the core training team at the Centre for Mindfulness Research and Practice (CMRP) at Bangor University / The Mindfulness Network – and leads a teacher training module on the CMRP, Bangor University, Masters in Mindfulness Programme