Developing Deep Talk, to take place in 2023, provisionally in London SW7
This is a reservation form, where you can register an interest to attend the next Developing Deep Talk two-day training, once the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic has abated and we can hold this two day training. We imagine this will not be until January 2023 at the very earliest.

Numbers are limited, so please await confirmation of where you are in the list of interested people. Once we have a date we will write to you again, offering you a place on the course. Once your have news of the date you can decide to confirm if you want to attend. Securing your place would then mean you need to make you a payment via BACS, or some method of international money transfer.

*Deep Talk*
— is being used with adults and youth, often in groups, but also one-to-one; those trained in Deep Talk are using it in work and business settings as well as in education, church and therapeutic contexts. More info is available at https://deep-talk.blog

*Deep Talk method*
— takes a principles from spiritual accompaniment, story-telling, peer-to-peer dialogue and community building—along with methods from Montessori and Godly Play —and adapts these, using ancient stories, fables and other tales for a spiritual process suitable to secular and religious settings, to help groups work through issues or challenges, or consider their organisation’s vision or mission.

*Deep Talk development*
— began in Finland with Tuula Valkonen, but now this is developing in the UK, the Netherlands, South Africa, Namibia and Australia. Since 2016 several trainings in Deep Talk have taken place in Sheffield, Dublin and Sydney and this one, in London, is the latest. Itwill be led by Jeremy Clines, who has been a Deep Talk practitioner and trainer for four years. It will be for a group of up to eight people, so please book straight away if you are interested.

*Deep Talk sessions*
- we begin, by sitting in a circle; the showing of a story; and a time of wondering; but then everyone changes places and a dialogue game is played, arising from the story: this is when the group explores their work and life together. Then a celebration and chance to say farewell.

*Deep Talk training*
This two day training—led by  Revd Dr Jeremy Clines (Deep Talk Trainer, Sheffield, UK)—is a comprehensive exploration and equipping for practicing Deep Talk.

*Developing Deep Talk*
This is a 15 hour course across two days, with a cost of £150 including lunch and refreshments. There will then be a further follow-up half day course, which will happen occasionally, and leads to the completion of training as a Deep Talk practitioner (the follow-up day is for a further £50).

*2-Day Training Schedule*
The training happens on two consecutive days.
Day 1: to be confirmed; 10:45h – 18:45h (arrivals from 10:15h for refreshments).
Day 2: to be confirmed; 10:15h – 18:15h (arrivals from 09:45h for refreshments).
Provisional Venue: Imperial College Chaplaincy, South Kensington Campus, SW7 2AZ.
(When other future trainings are planned the can be viewed here: https://deep-talk.blog/developing-deep-talk-training/ )

Group size: maximum 8 persons.
Cost: £150 for the 2 day course.
Food and refreshments will be provided.

Booking*
After you have completed this form, we will email you with instructions on how to make your payments (using BACS or international money transfer). Once payment has been made we will confirm your place. You will be sent further details about the day 2 weeks before it starts.

To register your interest in receiving training in Deep Talk at a later date please email Jeremy: j.clines@sheffield.ac.uk

*Cancellations*
The registration fee is non-refundable 28 days before the course, except if we have to cancel the event. Please note on rare occasions, due to low numbers, courses are cancelled at late notice. You would be notified of a cancellation due to low numbers 14 days before the course begins.

*Jeremy Clines*
Learned the Deep Talk method from the deviser of Deep Talk, Tuula Valkonen, when visiting Finland in January 2016 and is now into his seventh year as a Deep Talk practitioner. Jeremy has led several training courses in Deep Talk and facilitates spirituality days in Deep Talk as well as using Deep Talk in secular, university, church, youth, one-to-one and crisis settings.

*More info. on Deep Talk*
Just go to www.deep-talk.blog
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The provisional location is the Imperial College Chaplaincy Imperial College Chaplaincy, South Kensington Campus, SW7 2AZ.
This is a short walk from South Kensington tube (or Gloucester Rd tube is next nearest). If you need to come by car let us know somewhere in the 'Access / Dietary requirements' box below.
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There are many options for accommodation. We recommend browsing the College website for some local suggestions https://www.imperial.ac.uk/visitors-accommodation/local-hotels/
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