


Date & Time:
Tuesday 3rd June
Lecture: 7.00-8.00pm
Fellowship & Refreshments:
8.00-9.00pm
Venue:
The Lecture Hall
Kensington Central Library
Phillimore Walk
London, W8 7RX
Tube: Kensington High Street
Entrance is through the Reception on the corner of Phillimore Walk and Camden Hill Road
Fees:
FREE
Attendees will be presented with a certificate on completion of the lecture.
What is taught to us by parents is rarely invented by our parents. They are inter-generationally teaching what was taught to them. If change is what we want, then what can we change? This lecture will look at how recovery gives us an opportunity to make the shift, not only from knowing what to think toward how to think, but how to feel as well. Avoid judging thoughts as good or bad. Avoid judging feelings as good or bad. Judgment is futile at best and our histories are as much something that we are supposed to feel our way through as think our way through.
Don Lavender
Don Lavender, MDiv, has over twenty-five years experience working in the addiction field, seventeen of which have been in residential settings. He has been a consultant to Next Health systems in the United States as well as a consultant in Britain and the Near East in programme development and implementation.
He has been a key management player in 'start-up' programs for Sierra Tucson Hospitals such as a 70-bed facility dealing with behavioral health disorders as well as Harmony Devon in England, which focused on trauma resolution. He has worked with the California Diversion Program for Physicians as well as corporate team building and management training work with Daniel Meyers and Associates.
He has managed family systems therapy programmes for the International Community Psychiatric Hospitals as well as Sierra Tucson Hospitals. He specializes in family systems, trauma resolution, family of origin work and equine assisted psychotherapy. He also specializes in challenge course programmes, metaphoric therapies. Don holds a Professional Masters Degree in Management, Administration and Counseling from St. Meinrad's in Indiana.
Don's experience includes working with and analysing systems and managing change. He has developed therapy programmes still in use today in the International Community Psychiatric Corporation system.
Alcohol Abuse . Alcoholism Treatment . Alcohol Misuse . Signs of Alcoholism . Alcohol Treatment . Alcohol Addiction . Trauma . Drug . Drug Abuse . Drug Rehab . Drug Addiction Treatment . Drug Misuse . Drug Addiction . Detox . Methadone Detox . Alcohol Detox . Drug Detox . Rehab . Counselling . Depression . Eating Disorder Treatment . Eating Disorder Recovery . Bulimia Eating Disorder . Anorexia Eating Disorder . Eating Disorder . Anorexia . Bulimia . Binge Eating . Compulsive Eating