Please find below details of our regular meetings and groups.

Scroll down for information on the Reading Group

Regular monthly meetings

There are two meetings each month:

    

  • A New Practitioners' meeting in Hove (normally) on the first Saturday of each month at New Road Psychotherapy Centre, Hove, from 10am till 12noon; to book your place for the next meeting on 11th April, please click here. (Please note the change of date; this is in order to avoid the Easter weekend. This may also apply in May when there is another bank holiday at the start of the month.) Please note also that payment for the session is now optional for those who cannot afford it.

Flexible to meet the needs of those attending: an explorative space to discuss all things person-centred in an open, supportive, non-judgemental environment for those recently qualified.

Any questions? Contact Pat on counsellor.patcrabtree@gmail.com

  • Walking in Community: on the third Saturday of each month; starting at 10am from the Brighton Nature Reserve car park off Warren Road, Woodingdean (BN2 6DT) - see map below. The next walk will be on 21st March.

Please contact Chris before attending (aihpos58@gmail.com). You won't be turned away if you turn up without making contact in advance. If, however, we don't know that you're coming, we may miss you at the rendez-vous point. (See map below.)

Times and Cost

The New Practitioners' Meeting runs from 10am till

12 noon. The cost is £10

Walking in Community runs from 10am, usually for around an hour. This meeting is free.

Reading group

The reading and discussion group consists of members of the Person-Centered Community who meet every two months or so to discuss an article or chapter of a book that's usually linked to the person-centered approach.


We normally meet in a member's house in Lewes; and there is an option to join in online.


You are very welcome to join this group, but it is not a drop-in. If you are interested in joining this group please email Geraldine Pass: geraldinem1264@gmail.com.


©The Brighton Person-Centred Community | Privacy Policy

Website powered by WebHealer