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Centre Newsletter April 2009

BRITISH PSYCHOLOGICAL SOCIETY LEARNING CENTRE APPROVED COURSES

The Centre for Stress Management, counselling, stress management, cognitive behavioural therapy, rational emotive behavioural therapy and multimodal therapy short and extended training programmes are now approved by the British Psychological Society Learning Centre for the purposes of continuing professional development (CPD).

Professor Stephen Palmer, Director of the Centre said: " We are very pleased to receive BPS Learning Centre approval for our stress management and therapy-related training programmes. We look forward to working with the BPS Learning Centre when we develop our new courses."

HEALTH COACHING WORKSHOP IN EDINBURGH, 4th AUGUST 2009

Professor Stephen Palmer will be running a half-day health coaching workshop at The Scots Club in Edinburgh on the 4th August 2009. More information.

1/6/09

LONDON REGION TRAINING EVENTS TO BE HELD IN BOREHAMWOOD

The Centre for Coaching and its affiliated centres will be running the majority of their London region training courses and events in Borehamwood from 28th April, 2009. 

Centre for Coaching
Clarendon House
125 Shenley Road
Borehamwood
WD6 1AG

Clarendon House is located in Borehamwood High Street and is under 5 minutes walk away from Borehamwood Station. It is only minutes from the A1, very close to the M25, less than 20 minutes out of St.Pancras International, London, and less than half-hour on the train from London Luton airport.  There is public car-parking behind the training centre. 

Professor Palmer said: "The large majority of our training delegates come from all over the UK. Quick links by rail, road, train and air are essential. Relocating our training venue has many advantages and also provides over five local hotels where delegates can stay. Our Administration offices, coaching and counselling services return to Blackheath."

26/3/09  

CENTRE DIRECTOR RECEIVES AWARD

In December 2008, at the 1st European Coaching Psychology Conference, Professor Stephen Palmer received from the BPS Special Group in Coaching Psychology the 'Lifetime Achievement Award in Recognition of Distinguished contribution to coaching psychology'. 

PROFESSOR STEPHEN PALMER TO GIVE A KEYNOTE SPEECH AT THE 1st EUROPEAN COACHING PSYCHOLOGY CONFERENCE

Professor Stephen Palmer PhD will be giving a keynote paper on coaching psychology at the 1st European Coaching Psychology Conference on 17th December, 2008, in London, UK.

ROYAL SOCIETY FOR PUBLIC HEALTH REGISTERED CENTRE

In autumn 2008 the Centre became a RSPH registered Centre and is now approved to offer a range of their courses in nutrition and health, health and safety, understanding health improvement and healthier diets. These courses can run these accredited programmes in-house for organisations. The Centre for Stress Management will run these course in association with the UK Centre for Health, Safety & Wellbeing.

NEW CBT, REBT & MEDIATION PROGRAMMES

In February 2008 the Centre for Stress for Stress Management launched two new modular 5-day courses: Certificate in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and the Certificate in Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy. Both consist of an introductory 2-day primary certificate course plus an more advanced 3-day module. The Course Co-Directors are Prof Stephen Palmer and Michael Neenan.

Liz Doggart has developed our new 2-day Primary Certificate in Mediation Skills course. This course will provide an insight into mediation with an opportunity to learn relevant skills.

PROFESSOR STEPHEN PALMER TO SPEAK AT THE NATIONAL IOSH 2007 CONFERENCE

Professor Stephen Palmer PhD CMIOSH will be giving a paper on Stress, performance, resilience and well-being: The ‘Fit’ vs ‘Unfit’ Manager at the Institution of Occupational Safety & Health National Conference to be held at the International Centre, Telford, on 27 March, 2007. 

His paper will include: A simple model of stress based on the HSE management standards, illustrating the link between the hazards, the employee and the negative outcomes. The psychologically ‘Fit’ vs ‘Unfit’ Manager: A research based concept (see Jenkins & Palmer, 2004). Cognitive model of stress, performance, resilience and well-being Using coaching and training to prevent stress. And how can the health and safety practitioner address stress exacerbated by the employee?

Professor Palmer said, 'This conference brings together the many different aspects health and safety. My paper considers the stress interface between the organisation and the employee and how relevant coaching and training may help to prevent or reduce stress'.

Further details: www.ioshconference.co.uk

PROFESSOR STEPHEN PALMER WILL BE GIVING A PROFESSORIAL LECTURE TITLED: COACHING AND COACHING PSYCHOLOGY: THE COMING OF AGE? 

Date and time: Wednesday 29 March 2006 at 5pm (preceded by tea at
4.30pm and followed by a buffet in the Blue Room). No charge.
Venue: Green Room, The Mansion, Middlesex University, Trent Park,
Bramley Road, London, N14 4YZ.

Additional details: http://www.mdx.ac.uk/events/index.htm
For invitations please email Helen Gurney: h.gurney@mdx.ac.uk

THE CENTRE HAS SET UP THE FACULTY OF STRESS PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY, TO STUDY THE INTERACTION BETWEEN PSYCHOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF STRESS.

PROFESSOR STEPHEN PALMER WILL BE DELIVERING A CITY INSIGHTS PUBLIC LECTURE AT CITY UNIVERSITY, LONDON, UK, ON SUICIDE: MYTHS, FACTS AND PREVENTION ON WEDNESDAY 27th APRIL 2005 AT 6.30pm. MORE INFORMATION click here.

OCTOBER 22nd 2004: THE DIRECTOR OF THE CENTRE, PROFESSOR STEPHEN PALMER GAVE A KEYNOTE PAPER ON STRESS & PERFORMANCE AT THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR COACHING, BREAKING THROUGH. 

DURING JULY & AUGUST 2004 PROFESSOR STEPHEN PALMER, DISCUSSED THE PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY OF STRESS IN HIS BBC 1 TELEVISION SERIES THE STRESS TEST. AND DEMONSTRATED STRESS MANAGEMENT & HEALTH COACHING.

COACHING

In association with The Centre for Coaching, The Centre also offers executive, business, performance, stress and life coaching.