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Dance Of caring Person Link to Facebook event page.

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Working with the People's Academy
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The Peoples Academy aims to revolutionise health and social care through citizens collaborating and participating in advocacy and coproduction of education, research and innovations.

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Shields of Compassion

This is a workshop that guides participants through the use of symbols of heraldry, used on shields promote compassion and resilience in caring workplaces. Heraldic symbols are given a contemporary slant, exploring personal attributes, characteristics, and visual metaphors that help us remain resilient and compassionate, in stressful situations or in caring for others. Creating your personalised shield can then be used to remind you of your inner strength, outer resources and inherent characteristic that can shield you against the slings and arrows of modern life. 

Dance of Caring Persons

The Dance of Caring Persons captures and integrates creative learning through thoughtful use of self and physicality through gestures and movement in promoting effective person centred and therapeutic interactions between health care professionals and their clients. The original dance of caring persons is recognised as: A relational Model that supports a way of being with others, respects and explicitly values each person: including how people relate to each other in teams, and in organisations (Pross et al, 2011)

Cohedia@San Servolo

After watching the BBC arts Biennale Xavier investigated more about Venice, and came across the San Servolo Island. Assembling some small Blessed pieces he set off and explored Venice. Visiting the hospital, he met with the Medical Director and donated a Blessed.
At San Servolo Island, the Museum of Asylum and the archivist provided a great deal of inspiration for future collaborations with Cohedia.