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Workshops & Seminars
"Spring has most definitely arrived and we are enjoyably busy with the current series of the Brainsex Matters workshops. If you are thinking of coming, please note that we can only accommodate a small number of people per workshop. There are now only two workshops left in this series: May and June. Please book early to avoid disappointment!
The comment below is from one of the April workshop female attendees. It is so true what she says and I am delighted she found the day so valuable."
"Thank you so much for Saturday. I really enjoyed it and think it will have an enormously valuable impact on my life and marriage. Amazing! I thought that men were exactly like us, but consciously chose not to behave in the way that we do. It's so enlightening to know that we really are different biologically and that they don't behave in certain ways just to annoy us - they think and react certain ways because that's how they are 'programmed'! I think everyone should be aware of this...it would save countless marriages and depressions, etc. It made me realise that we all need to be a bit more sympathetic and sensitive to the opposite sex and cut them some slack."
Brainsex Matters seminars and workshops are tailored to the specific needs of the individual client or organisation. All our products are designed to engage, entertain, challenge and deliver maximum stimuli for development and change.
Individual and corporate enquiries for seminars and workshops not featured here are welcome. Please contact us to discuss your specific requirements.
Brainsex guide to teaching
A one-day or half-day workshop for teachers, parents and educationalists
Tremendous strides have been made in the last decade in our understanding of the brain. This new technology gives us a way of looking inside the living brain, producing an explosion of new information. Some 95% of everything we know about the internal workings of the human brain has been discovered in the last 10 years.
New research reveals a large number of brainsex differences in processing information. This new knowledge has lead to a greater understanding of the different ways in which boys and girls and men and women learn.
Brainsex knowledge is a powerful tool for educationalists in the radical improvement of teaching methods at every level. Brainsex research suggests society is failing boys and girls by its gender-neutral education policy. Scientific study reveals that boys and girls enter the classroom with different needs, different abilities and different goals.
Anyone involved in the development and education of children can benefit greatly from this specific brain-based knowledge, and develop an enhanced ability to nurture and teach. If we as parents and teachers understand the brain and how each sex learns and processes information, we can make a real difference in helping prevent future mental misery.
Specialised topics
- The major brainsex differences between boys and girls and how they govern learning
- Brain-based teaching styles: what works best for boys and girls
- How to use brain-based science to bring out the best in every child
We can tailor this workshop to suit your needs. Please contact us to discuss your specific requirements.
TopBrainsex Guide to understanding the opposite sex - Seminar
The seminar is given by Dr Anne Moir, a Neuropsychologist and expert in the biology of sex differences.
The key elements of brainsex science are presented in an entertaining and accessible way with many video illustrations.
Misunderstanding is the treacherous rock upon which human relationships most commonly founder. Signals are misread, words are misinterpreted. Cross-sex misunderstanding often occurs simply because men and women think differently. Successful personal and business relationships are stimulated by:
We can tailor this workshop to suit your needs. Please contact us to discuss your specific requirements.
TopBrainsex guide to understanding the opposite sex - Workshop
A one-day workshop for anyone curious about how men and women relate to each other
The workshop is run jointly by Dr Anne Moir, a neuropsychologist and expert in the biology of sex differences, and Ruth Hazelton, a Human Givens therapist and specialist in couples therapy.
The key elements of brainsex science are presented in an entertaining and accessible way. All participants receive individual practical advice on how to apply their newfound knowledge in real time personal and professional situations.
- Key new information about brainsex differences in thinking styles, emotional responses, the senses and memory processing
- Practical brain-based tools for preventing conflict and promoting co-operation between the sexes
- Life-changing brainsex insights for building healthy relationships
- An understanding of brainsex in relation to lost intimacy and its recovery
The Workshop is also designed to deliver to schools as relationship-based sex education for young people. It is suitable for those aged 11 or older.
"Delivered with passion by an expert, whose enthusiasm makes it impossible not to take on board the message. Incredibly useful information that can save relationships and give insight to aid development. Brilliant day!"
We can tailor this workshop to suit your needs. Please contact us to discuss your specific requirements.
TopBrainsex guide to the workplace
A one-day workshop designed to get the most out of your workforce
Men and women's brains are organised quite differently, causing different thought processes, responses and behaviour. This often leads to confusion and distress in the workplace, holding back an individual's professional progress and hindering corporate growth and development.
Specialised topics
- The major brainsex differences and why they matter at work
- Brainsex communication: gender differences in what is said, written and done, and how to eliminate misunderstanding
- A detailed explanation of male-female work styles, applying brainsex knowledge to achieving individual, team and corporate success
- Brain-based training and exercises developed to overcome some of the sex-based blocks to effective male and female management styles
We can tailor this workshop to suit your needs. Please contact us to discuss your specific requirements.
"Gives me a better understanding of brainsex and will look for differences in my work and personal relationships. Anne, I really enjoyed your humorous delivery."
Male and female - equal but different:
Brainsex guide for emotional health
A one-day seminar for students of the Mindfields College/Nottingham Trent University Human Givens MA course
Run by Dr Anne Moir, who has been a tutor of the College since 2008, the seminar is open to all, not just students of the Human Givens MA course. It is accessible, entertaining and suitable for anyone interested in discovering the key to positive change in their interpersonal relationships.
The seminar's key focus is the use of brainsex and brain science findings to improve psychotherapy and educational outcomes.
- Sex differences in the brain and how they affect our mental wellbeing
- Why men and women suffer from different emotional distress and how to help them more effectively
- Detailed brainsex information to improve our everyday relationships
Seminar details
Click on the links below for detailed information about the aims and objectives of the seminar and its structure.
Male and female - Equal but Different seminar outline
Male and female - Equal but Different full seminar programme
Dates
Glasgow Tuesday April 27th 2010
London Tuesday May 11th 2010
Bristol Tuesday July 1st 2010
Harrogate Tuesday 28th September 2010
London Thursday 21st Oct 2010
Manchester Thursday 28th Oct 2010
Birmingham Tuesday 9th November 2010
Make a booking
Make a booking on the Mindfields College website bookings page.
"Wow! The differences between male and female brains are absolutely fascinating. I will definitely take this information into consideration when working with male and female clients."
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