Month: July 2009

Meaning at Work

Meaning at Work – A Life Less Ordinary by guest blogger and Integration Training Associate the Rev. Francis Briers There seems to be a contemporary hunger for fame. It doesn’t …
31st July 2009
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Tango and Contact Improvisation

This is some new friends and I dancing a mix of Contact Improvisation (a dance form from aikido) and tango with a group in London. I’m not much good at …
30th July 2009
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New Paul Linden Book

From Aiki Extensions: “Sensei Paul Linden Ph.D., founder of Columbus Center for Movement Studies and Aikido of Columbus, has just released his latest book in electronic form. This is an …
29th July 2009
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Ageism Against Young People at Work

I hear a lot about ageism against older people at work today, and that’s fair enough, no one should be mistreated because of their age. What I don’t hear much …
28th July 2009
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Stress Resources on Personnel Zone

Integration Training’s lovely PR person Vicki Hughes has got us some more coverage – this time in Personnel Zone. New Stress Management Approach. It reworks these free stress resources. “Integration …
27th July 2009
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Technique Head

“Learn all your theories and techniques as well as you can, and then be prepared to set them aside when you meet the miracle of the miracle of the living …
26th July 2009
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Reintegrating My Inner Hippie

I’m just back from my second Buddhafield festival. Buddhafield is an orgy of the alternative and this year I taught embodied peacebuilding, aikido and a workshop on business as a …
22nd July 2009
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Busting The Mehrabian Myth

A lovely animation from Brighton friends and fellow trainers Creativity Works. It challenges the misunderstandings around non-verbal communication research by Albert Mehrabian. Never say I only present my own (embodied) …
21st July 2009
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