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Slay your Dragons with Compassion with Malcolm Stern
Slay Your Dragons With Compassion
Malcolm's new book of the same name (published in September 2020 by Watkins) describes 10 practices for thriving in an unstable world.
This Masterclass is the first time he will be synthesising those practices into an experiential form.
Some of the practices involve bearing witness; speaking our truth with integrity and compassion; allowing our relationships to educate us; creating a sangha (a community of like minded others); tuning into and following our “radar” and finding our true life purpose.
Malcolm will use psychodrama and deep sharing, while creating a safe and honourable place to visit our depths.
What's included?
Malcolm's Masterclass is held in Atsitsa Bay on Skyros island in Greece and is part of the wide range of courses and activities available. The holiday includes full board twin shared accommodation in an eco-hut. Single upgrades and twin shares in the house are available. Chat through the website, call +44 (0)1983 86 55 66 or email holidays@skyros.com to discuss your requirements. Find out more about these holidays here: AT2 (9th - 22nd July) and AT3 (23rd - 30th July).
About Malcolm Stern
Malcolm Stern has worked as a group and individual psychotherapist for more than 20 years. He was a co-founder and is Co-Director of Alternatives at St James’s Church in London and runs groups internationally.
He is the author of Falling in Love / Staying in Love (Piatkus 2004) and was co-presenter of Channel 4's relationship series 'Made for Each Other' in 2003 and 2004 and sailed on the 'Rainbow Warrior' with Greenpeace in the 1980s.
What people say about Malcolm and his courses:
A highly professional and sensitive facilitator.
Malcolm creates magic all around.
Insightful, gentle and very direct.
Malcolm created a warm, safe group environment to share whatever was needed. Thank you.
Excellent. I finished the course feeling more focused/motivated to move forward in a positive way.
Malcolm Stern brilliant as always.
Kind, skilful attention and full of wisdom and shared learning.
'Slay your dragons' was intense, thought provoking and moderated with kindness and humanity.
