Event report
Amazing turnout in Cheshire! AAMET Meeting & Mentoring
Day
Helena Fone AAMET Chair
I’ve been running these meetings/mentoring opportunities at least twice a year for over 3 years now. They started off when I organised a meeting for my students, then word spread and others who were interested in EFT turned up. At the last meeting, 25 attended and this year there were 32, includ- ing two of our Communication Team members, Kay Gire and Jane Unsworth. The venue was new to accommodate the growing numbers and this year was at the Barn Spa in High Legh, Cheshire. Set in the lovely Cheshire countryside with ducks, horses, chickens and a peacock that peered at us through the window!
The morning started off with an update on what’s new in AAMET and a Q&A session. After tea break Liz Farrow, the Regional Co-ordinator of the Com- plementary Therapists’ Associa- tion (CThA) arrived to talk about the benefits of belonging to the CThA and also gave some very useful information on how to introduce EFT into the medical profession. Liz later emailed to say how warmly welcomed she felt by everyone. After lunch we then moved onto mentoring/supervision. We talked about difficult cases then split into groups with an experienced Practitioner leading the group to
give demonstrations. There was also an opportunity for others to split off if they wanted to and work on each other.
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A lot of networking went on with lots of exchanges of email addresses and business cards. All in all it was another successful meeting and I can’t wait for the next
one in October! (SUNDAY 3rd OCTOBER 10am - 3.30pm)
If any Reps or members are interested in hosting their own meetings and would like to know how to go about it, please send an email to me at
Helena.fone@
aamet.org
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