Forgiveness: A Psychotherapeutic and Benedictine Perspective
Forgiveness: A Psychotherapeutic and Benedictine Perspective
December 3 @ 17:45 – 19:00
Overview
Join Dr Lesley Crawley and Dr Dan Neale as they reflect on what forgiveness is and how psychological insight cand lead to reconciliation.
Forgiveness: A Psychotherapeutic and Benedictine Perspective
Forgiveness is widely encouraged but often poorly understood. In this evening talk, a group analyst and a psychotherapist who is also an ordained priest will explore forgiveness from both clinical practice and the Benedictine tradition, considering its relationship to human woundedness, responsibility, and change. Together, they will reflect on what forgiveness is, what it is not, and how psychological insight and spiritual wisdom can deepen our understanding of hurt, resentment, and reconciliation. The evening will be of interest to anyone curious about the intersection of psychotherapy, spirituality, and human relationships
Bio:
Dr Lesley Crawley is an Integrative Psychotherapist who is Course Lead for Counselling as well as maintaining a private practice. In addition, Lesley serves as a priest in the Church of England and has taught Theology. Prior to her careers in therapy and ministry, Lesley was an engineer working in industry as well as teaching in universities.
Dr Dan Neale is a Group Analyst who is Course Lead for Counselling. His interest in systems arises from numerous sources, particularly his work in Therapeutic Communities, his work with groups and organisations, and his original training as a mathematician.
Highlights
- 1 hour 15 minutes
- all ages
- In person
- Free parking
