About Naos Institute
NAOS offers a multi-disciplinary approach to individual and collective development, delivering high quality training and supervision.
Naos Institute Description
NAOS offers a multi-disciplinary approach to individual and collective development. Our students apply this in counselling and psychotherapy, group work and community building, leadership, organisation development and spirituality. The essence of working with NAOS is a high level of self-awareness and 'being' as a foundation for relationship with others. Together with our students we aim to grasp the relationship between inner work and collective change. We support this through the acquisition of practical skills (skills of doing) and through developing a stronger sense of purpose and meaning (skills of being). Studying with NAOS requires a profound commitment to learning. We are dedicated to an ever deepening enquiry into the nature of life, work and relationships and the dance between being and belonging. Our philosophy to learning is beyond any form of 'schoolism'. We enable our students to grow beyond themselves and to become inspiring leaders in their professional or personal way of life.
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We still have a few spaces left on our Group Facilitation and Conflict Resolution training. Please visit our website for more information: http://www.naos-institute.com/one-year-di ploma-group-facili…
We have rooms to rent to therapists and groups. Our two counselling rooms are £10 per hour with availability seven days a week. We have rooms suitable for groups of up to 18 people, costing £100 per day. Please get in contact for more information or to view the rooms.
A PURIFICATION At the start of spring I open a trench in the ground. I put into it the winter’s accumulation of paper, pages I do not want to read again, useless words, fragments, errors. And I put into it the contents of the outhouse: light of the sun, growth of the ground, finished with one of their journeys. To the sky, to the wind, then, and to the faithful trees, I confess my sins: that I have not been happy enough, considering my good luck; have listened to too much noise; have been inattentive to wonders; have lusted after praise. And then upon the gathered refuse of mind and body, I close the trench, folding shut again the dark, the deathless earth. Beneath that seal the old escapes into the new. Wendell Berry