Courses

Introduction to ‘Tell the Bees’ foundation course

Talking to the bees is a very old celtic custom that made it across to North America with Scottish settlers. Traditionally, ‘talking to the bees’ must always happen when someone dies, is born or marries. The custom of sharing our stories with the bees, demonstrates the importance of connection, collaboration, and communication with those around us.

Our ability to thrive when under threat is dependent on the interconnectivity between ourselves and the world. The beehive gives us the metaphor against which to explore the science of resilience (within the context of positive psychology) and allows us to integrate the interventions that enable us to adapt our behaviour and become neuroplastic thinkers.

Telling stories is one of the oldest forms of sharing knowledge and communicating our views of the world. We have therefore created a modern motivational fable, against the backdrop of the T.H.R.I.V.E. model, to explore resilient practice. The course is divided into three, containing two modules each, and gives you the foundation interventions against which to find a way to thrive. We use it as a foundation course for all our services.