Our Skyros-in-Cambodia overland tour includes 9 nights half board accommodation, two at the 5-star Sofitel Silom hotel in Bangkok, 3 nights at the Jungle House in Khao Yai National Park, Northern Thailand and 4 nights at the 5-star Sokha Angkor hotel in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Optional excursions such as elephant trekking from the Jungle House or visits to the night markets in Bangkok will be offered. Traditional massage is available at all of the hotels, and the Sofitel and Sokha hotels have full spa facilities. Courses are also included as well as all ground transfers, entrance fees and guides.
Please find below a list of our current Cambodia holidays. You will see the session dates, price and a list of courses available. Select the course title and facilitator's name for more information.
The Path of Happiness Fri 14 - Sun 23 Jan 2011 CA1
The Path of Happiness Feeling good, but could feel better? What about those people who always seem to be happy in their lives? Wouldn’t it be great to be more like them more often?
Positive Psychology, based on the latest research, focuses on what makes some people happier and healthier than others, rather than just focussing on what makes us depressed or ill.
The key to happiness is to identify and build on our personal strengths, and not to waste too much time working on our weaknesses. However we also need to develop emotional intelligence and mindful awareness, so we do not dwell too much on the past or the uncertainties of the future, and can have more ‘here and now’ choice in our relationships and our life path.
The course will focus on finding your sense of meaning and purpose, learning to live in the here and now, letting go into pleasure, developing emotional resilience and finding connection with others. All this and lots of fun too!
Michael has worked as a group facilitator for 26 years, and is one of the leading figures in Humanistic Psychology.
He initially trained with John Heron, and was part of the staff team of the Human Potential Research Project at Surrey University. In 1984 he co-founded one of the first Management Consultancies drawing on Humanistic Psychology, with major projects in both the public and private sectors (see www.globalresonance.com). He facilitated five Postgraduate Diplomas in Humanistic Psychology and has trained many practitioners in the field.
Michael has written for film and television, most notably in the 90's 'Exceptional Leave to Remain' (Channel 4) about asylum seekers refused refugee status. More recently he co-wrote and acted in the film 'Inertia' (Dir. Anna Campion), which opened at the London Raindance Film Festival, and ‘Bipolar’ which premiered in 2006 at the Edinburgh Film Festival, and is currently working with Anna Campion on a film adaptation of Hallucinating Foucault by Patricia Duncker.
He is co-author of 'The Personal Management Handbook', and 'The Coaching Cube'.
Travel writing takes many shapes and forms, from conveying the wonder, frustration, humour and stories of your travels to heralding new, emerging destinations and headline-grabbing travel sector developments. This workshop is designed as an introduction to travel writing in all it’s many and varied forms. So, whether you are keen to secure a commission in a top national newspaper or monthly magazine, compile a travel guidebook or pen a narrative about a deeply personal journey, the Travel Writing Workshop will help you get started.
Sarah will pass on tips to help turn memories, observations, highlights, experiences and encounters into well-structured writing – she will also share her advice to help writers maximise their potential and gain confidence in their ability, style and purpose.
Sarah Woods is a triple -award-winning travel writing, author and broadcast consultant who has clocked up over 1-million kilometres while writing evocatively about her journeying. She has written 9 travel books, over 1,000 travel articles for magazines and newspapers across the world and has worked on many travel shows, documentaries and films. Her latest book 'How to Make Money from Travel Writing', provides would-be travel writers with a host of practical tips and advice on seeing the world and selling the story.
In 2005 Sarah won Travel Guide Writer of the Year Award. In 2007 & 2008, she was awarded the Kenneth Westcott Jones Prize - the first UK travel writer to do so. In 2009, she received a PATA Gold Award nomination.
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