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Zadnje prijave na K rešitvam usmerjen Masterclass + prijave na nov mednarodni trening za aktiviste na področju človekovih pravic

Prvi dan novega leta je bolj pomemben kot zadnji dan preteklega ... Ribalonovi naslovniki ste pravkar prejeli svoj prvi novičnik v 2020. Naj nam bo novo leto prijetno, prijazno in polno radosti!

At SF Possibilities UK we are developing a new service, called Solution Focused texting service. Yesterday and today we are delivering our first training on the topic and as it went on, we discovered it's a great way of looking and reflecting on our practice. Very well received and so much food for thought on how to develop it further. #practice #training #sftexting #textingtherapy ☀️

CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS Hello all Slovenian participants who would like to participate in the he study visit/training ‘Social Integration of Refugees’, which will be held 3-10 Dec 2019 in Plymouth, UK. The project is in the frame of Erasmus+, and funded by European Commission. I am writing on behalf of Amber Initiatives, UK-based company with whom we have partnered. Through the project, the participants will learn from the best practice of Plymouth based organisations how to address the needs of refugees and migrants, to facilitate their integration into host community, reduce vulnerability factors (social isolation, poverty, identity crisis, discrimination, bullying, hate crime, etc) and, therefore, reduce risk of involvement in extremism and radicalism. This project is the study visit with some training elements for EU organisations, to share best practice and ideas for project development on a local level. No age limit. Potential participants should fill an Application form which you can get if you PM me. Travel will be reimbursed up to 275 euro, food and accommodation will be provided by the Plymouth host organisation. Wishing you all a good day and may it be sunny! 🤲 #callforparticipants #internationalstudyvisit #erasmusplus

II so deeply admire and respect health workers, especially nurses and cleaners who spend the most time mingling with us mortals. So much dedication, so much patience and such professionalism. We spent 9 hours there and saw two shifts. They were so quick, efficient, communicated lots in order to find the best solution for each patient. Vast evidence and presence of professional work ethics. Then I listened to a conversation behind the door, supposed to be closed. Everybody knows the waiting lines for some services can be insane. The nurses were discussing what to do with a certain patient who in their opinion, needed to be seen before couple of months. They spent at least 45 mins phoning already enrolled patients on their registry just to see if there was a possible cancellation so they could squeeze this man in. And there was. So they did. I doubt this is stated in their contract as task description. But such care wasn’t present only among staff. There was evidence of it among patients too. The way how they were with each other. At first sight, one might think that we were all sitting there selfishly, waiting for our turn to see the doctor, hoping it would have been before others. And in doing so, not wanting to engage or in case an encounter happened, take all the time in conversation to speak about oneself, one’s health history and troubling occurrence. But that was the first sight and it was not entirely accurate. For instance this: At one point, a young woman, probably a nurse or a young doctor (she was dressed in white) rushed from the ER straight onto a chair next to mine, buried her head into her hands and bursted into tears. It wasn’t just a cry, it was fury, she was out of her mind. Of course having sat next to her I leaned towards and embraced her. But I wasn’t the only one. Another woman approached too and offered her another shoulder to cry on. Then somebody brought a bottle of water and discretely backed up, as two of us were enough. Another one turned the ventilator down. And the rest were silent. Silent, unmoving, but very much present. The entire room organised itself so they could support a stranger in distress. It was beautiful to see. #sfbt

In a few decades this is probably going to be an iconic memory - #sfpossibilities team making their first introductory online training course in Solution Focused practice. A day to remember and a future to celebrate! #simplicity #minimalism #succinct #sfbt #solutionfocusedtherapy #happysftrainer #onlinetraining

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