The theme of this year’s HGI conference, which takes place on the weekend of 9th—10th May at Sunningdale in Berkshire, is “How people learn, and why—the human givens perspective”.
The speakers will explore this theme from a number of
angles — the planned topics include:
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Tags: How we learn · human givens conference 2009 · MindFields College
There is always another way of looking at a problem. To illustrative this therapeutic point, here are some online riddles…
“Zahada riddles are some of the most challenging riddles you will find anywhere online. Unlike many other online riddles, which claim to be really difficult, Zahada riddles do not achieve their difficulty level by being really […]
Tags: reframing · riddles · Uncategorized
A brilliant five year study has made a significant contribution to scientific dream research.
The research with 193 volunteers has found that women have more nightmares than men.
Jennifer Parker, who lead the study at the University of the West of England, said, “To discover more about women’s dreams I asked participants in my project to fill […]
Tags: Expectation Fulfilment Theory · Dreaming
“The aggressive pursuit of personal success by adults is now the greatest threat to British children, a major independent report on childhood says.
It calls for a sea-change in social attitudes and policies to counter the damage done to children by society.
Family break-up, unprincipled advertising, too much competition in education and income inequality are mentioned as […]
Tags: childhood