3rd - 9th August 2019
A favourite spot at Laurieston Hall
This is a residential workshop for all CCI co-counsellors.
The 2019 workshop at Laurieston Hall is a space to fill with workshops, coco sessions, support groups, walks, music, dancing, cabaret and bonfires. The setting is there – the rest is up to you!
The food is vegetarian and home cooked by a highly recommended chef. Vegan and other diets may be available but must be booked and approved in advance.
The workshop can accommodate 64 people in total, including children. ALL places must be booked in advance.
Accommodation is mainly in shared rooms. Priority for small rooms is given to people with access needs or who have young children. You are welcome to camp in this beautiful setting.
There are ample workshop spaces, both indoor and outdoor.
This is a child-friendly residential with limited places for children and young people aged 0-17. (Those aged 18 and over need to complete a fundamentals in order to attend the event.) The teenagers will be invited to attend a ‘Good listening’ module as a first step into the co-counselling community. There is a ‘kids club’ provided during workshop hours, although some young children may need parental support.
The 2019 workshop at Laurieston Hall is a space to fill with workshops, coco sessions, support groups, walks, music, dancing, cabaret and bonfires. The setting is there – the rest is up to you!
The food is vegetarian and home cooked by a highly recommended chef. Vegan and other diets may be available but must be booked and approved in advance.
The workshop can accommodate 64 people in total, including children. ALL places must be booked in advance.
Accommodation is mainly in shared rooms. Priority for small rooms is given to people with access needs or who have young children. You are welcome to camp in this beautiful setting.
There are ample workshop spaces, both indoor and outdoor.
This is a child-friendly residential with limited places for children and young people aged 0-17. (Those aged 18 and over need to complete a fundamentals in order to attend the event.) The teenagers will be invited to attend a ‘Good listening’ module as a first step into the co-counselling community. There is a ‘kids club’ provided during workshop hours, although some young children may need parental support.