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Boardroom Conflicts! - Causes and Cures

By Ralph Ward

Pushy boardroom bullies... battling agendas... conflicts of interest. Here are the most common drivers of trouble in the boardroom, and tools for making things right.

Boardroom Conflicts! - Causes and Cures
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Online Quran Classes For Kids and Adults

By Quran Assistant

Learn Quran Online at your convince time

Online Quran Classes For Kids and Adults
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Spanish language courses

By Mac-International

Spanish language courses

Spanish language courses
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English language courses

By Mac-International

English courses for all levels are available through Mac International

English language courses
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Online Yoga Thursday's 7.00pm - 8.30pm

By Julia Shaw Slow Yoga Online Via Zoom

Are you ready to start gentle slow Yoga online? ​Beginners and Seniors welcome Best Yoga classes if you feel nervous about Yoga, especially Online Yoga​ Best Yoga classes if you feel stiff and have sore aching stiff joints This Yoga is not gymnastics. You dont have to be flexible or touch your toes

Online Yoga Thursday's 7.00pm - 8.30pm
Delivered OnlineFlexible Dates
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UCLH Paediatric Infectious Diseases Training 26/9/24

By ULCH Paediatric ID

The Paediatric Infectious Diseases team at University College London Hospital are hosting this training for the networks of people who care for Unaccompanied Asylum Seeking Children: Support/ Key workers, foster carers, social workers and members of Looked After Children teams. The aim of the training is to inform you why we carry out infectious screening, how our service works, and how you can support our service. Cademy will send you a link for the Teams meeting once you have registered. Please disseminate these events in your networks. For more information and queries please contact Joanna Martin, Specialist Nurse: joanna.martin8@nhs.net.

UCLH Paediatric Infectious Diseases Training 26/9/24
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UCLH Paediatric Infectious Diseases Training 23/1/25

By ULCH Paediatric ID

The Paediatric Infectious Diseases team at University College London Hospital are hosting this training for the networks of people who care for Unaccompanied Asylum Seeking Children: Support/ Key workers, foster carers, social workers and members of Looked After Children teams. The aim of the training is to inform you why we carry out infectious screening, how our service works, and how you can support our service. Cademy will send you a link for the Teams meeting once you have registered. Please disseminate these events in your networks. For more information and queries please contact Joanna Martin, Specialist Nurse: joanna.martin8@nhs.net.

UCLH Paediatric Infectious Diseases Training 23/1/25
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UCLH Paediatric Infectious Diseases Training

By ULCH Paediatric ID

The Paediatric Infectious Diseases team at University College London Hospital are hosting this training for the networks of people who care for Unaccompanied Asylum Seeking Children: Support/ Key workers, foster carers, social workers and members of Looked After Children teams. The aim of the training is to inform you why we carry out infectious screening, how our service works, and how you can support our service. Cademy will send you a link for the Teams meeting once you have registered. Please disseminate these events in your networks. For more information and queries please contact Joanna Martin, Specialist Nurse: joanna.martin8@nhs.net.

UCLH Paediatric Infectious Diseases Training
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Supporting employees with chronic health conditions

By WorkLifePsych

Learn how to support employees living with chronic health conditions and get answers to your workplace wellbeing questions from recognised experts in the field.

Supporting employees with chronic health conditions
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Wed 12 Mar 2025 - Thanking Supporters

By Hospice Income Generation Network

Sharing & Networking - Thanking supporters Session aimed at all types of fundraiser. THIS SESSION WILL NOT BE RECORDED

Wed 12 Mar 2025 - Thanking Supporters
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The Offer Bank

the offer bank

5.0(3)

Brighton

‘Yes’ is to accept an ‘offer’. ‘And’ is to build on that offer. ‘Yes’ is to agree to be on a threshold. ‘And’ is to step over that threshold and offer, receive or discover new information. When we improvisers say ‘Yes, And’ to an offer, we allow for divergent (aka ‘blue-sky’) and creative thinking that follows the points of interest and engagement in a conversation, rather than following a pre-written agenda. It also makes sure – because we always accept the ‘Yes’ and specifically build on that ‘Yes’ with our ‘And’ – that everyone remains on track and on topic, without any wild or left-field or non-relevant additions. It also means there are no denials or blocks and, equally, there are no wildly disparate or ‘out there’ suggestions. So by creating an environment without blocks, wild tangents or stagnant thinking, ‘Yes, And’ keeps a group on topic, imaginative and in flow. Improvisers acknowledge that many people (ourselves included), prefer to say ‘No’ or ‘Yes, But’. Saying ‘No’ makes humans feel more in control and safe. “Shall we try this new thing?” “No!” (I’m busy, it’s untested, there’s good reasons not to – and essentially, it feels safer to say “No”). Saying ‘Yes, But’ makes humans feel more in control and safe – and sometimes a bit cleverer. “Shall we try this new thing?” “Yes, But… Before we do, I can see and will now list a number of clever reasons why it might not work.” (I’m in control of my fear and the possibility of the unknown. I sound open to it but essentially, I might not like it, so it feels safer to say “No”). However, we are programmed, as humans, to keep ourselves safe. So we can afford to go with the flow a bit more often and to work our ‘accept and build’ muscles. When we get in the habit of saying ‘Yes, And’, it guarantees more focused, meaningful conversations, clearer routes to creativity, better teamwork. It puts more options on the table. Even better, it encourages imaginative connections instead of competitions involving egos. It’s good for rapport. It means we think fast and shiny. It’s the clearest route to pure play. And play is key. Play where we imagine, invent, create, and solve. Play is how and where we humans human to our best potential.