23/08/2021
When Lone joined the MHS course she felt like a ‘fish out of water’ but as the course progressed, she started to feel more comfortable. She said she found that the whole of the faculty were very approachable, answering any questions she had wholeheartedly.
Here is how she described her experience:
“My first time at the MHS I didn’t know what I was letting myself in for. I am much more a practical person rather than an academic, that worried me, would I be able to keep up and understand what was being said? I didn’t need to worry; I was made to feel very welcome and included.
The amount of knowledge and experience that James, Marah, Michael, Karen, Catherine and Mike surrounded us with during the three years has been totally amazing and inspiring.
I feel very fortunate to have been part of this wonderful course, experiencing; looking closely at the main organs in our bodies and their functions from an Anthroposophical point of view, human relationships, the senses, life processes, personality disorders, acting out those disorders with Mike Chase wearing the masks he had made.
I would totally recommend this course, the amount of knowledge I have gained in all areas of Anthroposophy has given me the courage to hold my own in a conversation, add my learning to courses run at work and understand and see the signs of mental health in the people I work with.
Thank you to all of you for opening my mind to a whole new world of seeing things from a different perspective, it has been revolutionary.“
If you are interested in finding out more or applying for the course, which starts in November visit http://www.emerson.org.uk/professional-personal-development-training-in-mental-health
