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My real name is John R. Leonard. I used to be called Odaiba back in the days...but now my nickname is SENJU. I actually do live in Japan. I created the game Redsun2020...also the director, story writer, designer for many of the maps of the game. However, I would have not ever finished this game without the support of many of the members of our team. BTW - You can find me on STEAM as minami.senju. :-)
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1 Tarangire National Park
Nature and gardens
If you needed just one reason to visited Tarangire National Park, then it would be the migration of elephants which takes place at the beginning of the dry season. However, the park is also home to a wealth of other wildlife, such as zebras, giraffes..
2 Serengeti National Park
Nature and gardens
EAT - Seronera
Considered the country's leading safari destination, the Serengeti National Park is best visited between December and June, in order to witness the extraordinary migration of wildebeest and zebras. Other wildlife in this stunning setting includes the..
3 Ngorongoro Conservation Area
Nature and gardens
Extending for over 8 000km2, Ngorongoro Conservation Area is famous for its crater of the same name, which is home to tropical vegetation and an extraordinary range of wildlife. The site is much visited by tourists, but is nonetheless absolutely brea..
4 Zanzibar Island
Nature and gardens
EAT - Zanzibar City
The Swahili island of Zanzibar leaves a lasting impression on all visitors. This old slave trading post attracts travellers who are looking for an exotic, authentic destination where they can rest and relax. The island has much to offer visitors - id..
5 Kilimanjaro
Nature and gardens
EAT - Moshi
In the heart of the national park of the same name, the legendary Mount Kilimanjaro, its summit covered with snow (although for how much longer is uncertain), rises up from the African plain to an altitude of 5 895m. If you're planning on tackling th..
6 Lake Tanganyika
Nature and gardens
EAT - Kigoma
Magnificent Lake Tanganyika can be explored from Kigoma. Swim in the lake's clear waters surrounded by countless species of fish, which bear witness to the age of the lake, and take a boat trip on MV Liemba to meet the inhabitants of the lakeside vil..
7 Mafia
Nature and gardens
EAT - Kilindoni
Mafia is an elitist destination offering white sandy beaches and an emerald sea. This archipelago will delight snorkelling enthusiasts and big-game fishermen with its magnificent marine life. Other attractions include several small fishing villages, ..
8 Selous Game Reserve
Nature and gardens
EAT - Kisaki
A huge protected area of around 50 000km2, Selous Game Reserve is crossed by large herds of elephants, buffalos and zebras. The Rufiji river, which runs across the reserve, is home to crocodiles and hippopotamuses, and you may also catch a glimpse of..
9 Stone Town
Architecture, castles and historic districts
EAT - Zanzibar City
Darajani Market in Stone Town, the spice-scented, historic heart of Zanzibar, is best visited first thing in the morning. Follow your visit with a stroll through the maze of narrow alleyways with their carved doorways and then head towards the sea to..
10 House of Wonders
Architecture, castles and historic districts
Nyumba Ya Moto Street EAT - Zanzibar City
A ceremonial palace built in 1883, the House of Wonders is the emblem of Stone Town. The building takes its name from the fact that it was the first in the town to have electricity and a lift, and is clearly visible with its three storeys of balconie..
11 Pemba
Nature and gardens
EAT - Pemba North
Scented cloves and flying foxes - welcome to Pemba! This island, smaller than Zanzibar, is also greener and more off the tourist track. Visitors come here to get away from it all, to enjoy incredible snorkelling or diving, or to visit the Ngezi Fores..
12 Lake Manyara National Park
Nature and gardens
EAT - Mto Wa Mbu
Situated at the foot of the Rift Valley escarpment, the beautiful Lake Manyara National Park, with its varied landscapes (an alkaline lake, bush, tropical forest etc), is home to a rich variety of wildlife. Keep an eye out for the "climbing"..
13 Kolo-Kondoa Rock Paintings
Archaeological and historical sites
EAT - Kolo
There's more to Tanzania than going on safari! The Kolo-Kondoa rock paintings, some of which date back around 3 000 years, are exceptional for their excellent condition and the number of paintings which have survived. Painted either by hand or by bru..
14 Lake Victoria
Nature and gardens
EAT - Mwanza
Lake Victoria, the largest lake in Africa, is divided between Tanzania, Uganda and Kenya. The lake extends across a little-visited region, which nonetheless offers some pleasant lakeside towns (Bukoba, Musoma) and interesting cultural sights (at Bujo..
15 Gombe Stream National Park
Nature and gardens
EAT - Kigoma
In 1960, Jane Goodall chose Gombe Stream in which to settle and study chimpanzees, producing some remarkable work. Ever since, the animal reserve, which became Gombe Stream National Park in 1968, has housed a research centre dedicated to chimpanzees...
16 Mahale Mountains National Park
Nature and gardens
EAT - Kigoma
This splendid park is only accessible by boat or by plane! The Mahale Mountains National Park, situated on the idyllic shores of Lake Tanganyika, is renowned for its chimpanzees. A peaceful atmosphere and mountain setting, with the sounds of primates..
17 Ruaha National Park
Nature and gardens
EAT - Iringa
Situated in central Tanzania, Ruaha National Park is renowned for its diverse wildlife, giving visitors a taste of wild Africa. Its plains dotted with baobab trees offer typical African landscapes, especially when a lion, antelope or herd of buffalo ..
18 Kilwa Kisiwani and Songo Mnara
Archaeological and historical sites
EAT - Kilwa Masoko
A visit to the ruins of Kilwa Kisiwani and Songo Mnara, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, provides an introduction to medieval Swahili culture. With a large mosque dating from the 13C-15C, a walled enclosure and palaces, the ruins bear witness to the past..


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The computer manufacturer Dell has announced a further recall of potentially dangerous notebook batteries. The recall of the Sony built batteries began in 2006.
According to Dell, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission informed them of the continued risk. "Under rare conditions, it is possible for these batteries to overheat, which could pose a risk of fire." says Dell. Sony has implied that worldwide up to 300 defective batteries, built by Sony between November 2004 and April 2005, could still be in circulation.
Dell's Latitude and Inspiron notebooks would seem to be most at risk, with some of the batteries being shipped as secondary replacements.
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Timmy is one of the resident Ghosts of the Park. The initial story goes that Timmy loved the Mansion and his grandmother wanted to spread his ashes in Mansion but was denied. So she went on anyways and dumped them. Apparently that is why Timmy haunts the Mansion but the stories of Timmy go beyond the Mansion walls. The Ghost that haunts Alice, Small World, and Roger Rabbit has also been dubbed Timmy. The CMs always pay homage to Timmy.
wasn't it florida that had the underground water problems? so they raised the ground instead? i just watched the comcast feature thing about tunnels under the parks.
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Rate available until Sept. 15 or limited supply is gone
The Stompede rate is available only to registrants of the Sundance Stompede.
In order to mazimize the use of our hotel block, this year all hotel reservations must be made through the Sundance Stompede. You may not book directly with the hotel.
How it works:
- When you register for the Stompede you will be given the opportunity to request your hotel reservations.
- We will check availability and send you a confirmation.
- Your hotel reservation will be held using the same credit card you use for your Stompede registration.
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Hotel space is at a premium in San Francisco in October. There is no availability at the Holiday Inn prior to Thursday, October 15, even at a higher room rate. For early arrivals we are working on finding alternate choices for you.
This year we're pleased to return to the Golden Gateway Holiday Inn, a comfortable, newly-remodeled centrally-located hotel. The public rooms include spacious rooms for dance workshops, and an elegant ballroom. The gay-friendly management and staff will make you feel welcome.
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- Beautiful newly-upgraded rooms, most with sweeping views
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Noah's foot issues could limit or keep him out of All-Star Game
Feb 11, 2013, 12:03 PM EDT
Joakim Noah earned his way into the All-Star Game — he's scoring 11.2 points and grabbing 11.9 rebounds a game, but it's really his role as high-energy anchor of the Bulls defense that got him a spot on the roster.
But Noah has missed three games recently as he battles through plantar fasciitis in his right foot — pain in the membrane along the bottom of the foot that makes it painful to run and jump. Which kind of matter in basketball.
The only real cure for plantar fasciitis is rest, time off the foot. So what about Noah sitting out his first All-Star game?
He doesn't like the idea but it could happen he said, as reported by Aggrey Sam at CSNChicago.com.
"It's pretty important. It's not that important, but it's something that I want to do. But I also have to do what's right for the team. There's obviously a bigger picture than playing in the All-Star Game," he explained. "You've just got to live in the moment. That's not really what I'm thinking about. I'm more worried about the next game, San Antonio. It's pretty important, so just take it one game at a time and when it comes, we'll see."
Last year Loul Deng played a limited roll as an All-Star for the East due to injury. Of course, Tom Thibodeau was the coach then so he had a real interest in looking out for his player. Not that Erik Spoelstra wouldn't, but it's not the same.
Just something to watch. Noah is expected to play Monday night for the Bulls vs. the Spurs. But if Noah is experiencing pain, there could be a quick change coming for the East All-Star Roster.
- lmoneyfresh - Feb 11, 2013 at 12:53 PM
The only problem is the bulls are so short of decent bigs right now that sitting Noah is going to be tough. Playing Booz/Gibson is ok at times but that is a small frontcourt. Bulls need help at the backup center spot in the worst way.
With that said, Noah needs to be rested from now until after the all star break. Bring him and Rose back around the same time and go from there.
- mgscott - Feb 11, 2013 at 2:57 PM
I guess this opens the door for Udonis Haslem ?
- heat256 - Feb 11, 2013 at 5:05 PM
No. Haslem is in no way worthy of an All-Star nod. If Bosh gets in before Irving, they better open a slot up for him first.
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"The Captains", written and directed by Shatner himself, delves deep in the Star Trek world. The documentary explores the relationships between the actors, how their lives were respectively impacted by the Star Trek brand, and Shatner discusses how being James Kirk changed his life.
Shatner speaks to all five actors that have helmed the Enterprise and been given the title of Starship Captain. During these exclusive interviews, unheard stories and compelling insights are revealed, which in turn, gives Shatner a better understanding of his own life and career.
The five Captains include; Patrick Stewart, Kate Mulgrew, Avery Brooks, Scott Bakula, and Chris Pine.
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The documentary will be in HD, and will be available starting October 20th on TMN OnDemand and Movie Central OnDemand.
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Sir James Stephen
by (Pietro) Carlo Giovanni Battista Marochetti, Baron Marochetti
marble bust, 1858
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Given by the sitter's grandson, Sir Herbert Stephen, 2nd Bt, 1896
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In that case, I say keep him. A lot of folks are saying he hasn't produced and they would rather have the 3rd round pick – but the main reason he hasn't produced is because he was behind Hines and Wallace, then Wallace and Brown on the depth chart.
With Wallace gone, we need Sanders, and with the opportunity to start, he will produce. You never know what you would get with the (late) 3rd round pick.
Well that kind of changes things.. not having to make any other changes, restructures, cuts, extensions to keep Sanders, I assume they'll match the offer
Basically, if they match it, they'll still be paying a little less than if they would have put the 1st round tender on him.
Personally, I still let him walk, but that is me. Bring in a vet like Breaston and I don't think the offense is any worse off. Breaston is only 3.5 years older and would come in at the vet minimum.
They'll match it.. they have the extra $1.2MIL.. though I still think they'll draft a WR between the 2nd – 4th
The 3rd rd pick is almost a 4th. Match. he knows the system and it will piss off Ben if they let him go
Keep him, it's only an extra million!
Even at only 2.5 million I still let him walk.
4 years of a WR chosen in the 3rd round > 1 year of Sanders
If he's healthy enough to play – a factor in us not signing him before. I say keep Sanders at that price.
They will match only if Sanders is part of their long term plans and they deem him worth of a long term investment. I doubt they will want to sign him just to keep him around for an extra year and let him hit the market as a FA a year from now. If they match the offer they will must likely work a long term deal with him before the beginning of the season.
Does he fit in haley's offense? That is the question. He'll produce more this year than a rookie. If they let him walk, we can assume they're committed to a youth movement.
The Steelers were about 2 million under the cap. Sanders tender was 1.3 million. So if they let him go they will be 3.3 million under the cap. I be smart!!
With the 3.3 million sign Ahmad Bradshaw and Breaston then draft Aaron Dobson or Stedman Bailey w/ the Pats 3rd round pick.
This provides great drama with all of the value in the late 3rd and early 4th rounds this year. If they are going to match the Pats offer, I would rather they sign him to a 3 or 4 year deal and be done with it. We do not want to end up in same situation next year with him as a UFA. But Is he in their long term plans???
I like the way you think although Bailey may be gone already.
This hits the nail head on. He's an unrestricted FA next year unless the team and Sanders are willing to negotiate long term. Otherwise, the Steelers have no choice but to match the NE offer if they want to keep him for 2013. So they'll either pay $2.5 M for a player they could easily lose in 2014 (Sanders might rather test his market value than accept the Steeler's multi-year offer–in fact, he almost certainly would now that NE tried to lure him away), or they can draft a WR rookie, who they'll have on a rookie contract for four years, while getting an extra 3rd round draft, greater draft flexibility, and $1.2 M in added cap space.
That is interesting to find out, if it is true. I assumed the Patriots would have chosen a figure that they knew we would have a hard time matching.
But then again, the Patriots didn't have to offer a big number. Any offer they make that is larger than the one we have on the table puts us in a bad spot. We match, they made us spend more than we wanted to. We don't match, they take a proven commodity from us.
If we match the offer, we have effectively let the Patriots negotiate that deal for us. I don't like that precedent. I would pass and take their pick just on the principle of the thing. But I can see it both ways.
It does indeed change things. I think I'd rather offer a comparable long term deal (3-5 yrs) than a 1yr deal though. I assume the player has the freedom to decide which offer is "best" when there are different structures.
Really this comes down to do we want Sanders at $2.5m or a 91st pick where we start a newer, cheaper deal for an unknown commodity. What I really dislike is that an action by the Pats costs us either money or a player…..but that's the game I reckon.
I think we have to let him go and hope for the best in the draft. It seems to me there are several WRs that could fit the bill, not just for one season either. I think there might still be doubts about his durability as well.
They will match this offer and use the $2.5M as a starting point for determining the bonus/guaranteed money on an extension that averages about $3M/year. Sanders may not be open to an extension, but he'll need to understand that there is not much money out there for slot/possession receivers, so $5 or $6M guaranteed on a 4 or 5 year deal might be worth it to him. I like him and I'm glad he'll be staying. I think the Patriots put a fair value on him.
The amount change really makes you believe that this could go either way as there are good pros and cons for either. $4M was out of the question. $2.5 M creates pause.
I disagree that he should be allowed to walk. Losing your number 1 and 3 receivers is generally not good. Drafting a rookie or two is one thing…..expecting two to come in and contribute at a high level, is not good planning. With as many needs as the team has, the additional 1.2 million to lock up your #2 receiver, seems like a reasonable move.
The Pats sure have a way of making a Team and their fans use their brains…for better or for worse. This is a certainly a tough one.
This is making less and less sense as more information comes out. The Pats are giving up a 3rd round pick for a 1 year guy at a price easily matched (though I'd take the pick I think.)
I'm all for signing Breaston, for the fun his name will bring alone.
I have to think the Patriots already have a contract extension in place for Sanders. This is against league rules, but would be impossible to prove. Otherwise, by face the risk of giving up a third round pick AND watching Sanders leave as a UFA after next season?
They should do what's best for the team in general, not what will or will not piss off the QB.
This draft is supposed to be very good in the middle, so they could get another solid piece or even use one of the 3rds to trade up for someone better (like one of the studs in the first.) I say let him walk.
We should let manny sanders walk, here's why: Bradshaw. Signing Manny will force us to give up the chase with Bradshaw. Now, don't get me wrong I like Manny for most part but Bradshaw is the best player available for the scheme we run and would give us a big boost in running game. That being said, even after Manny signs with Steelers (a hypothetical situation) we'd still go after Bradshaw and guess who we will have to cut? Cotchery. Why keep Manny if you know you can't afford him in future when you can keep a cheaper veteran?
is manny's character hard to replace? Yes, is his playing and production hard to replace? Not at all. In matter of fact we can find a better prospect in draft (key word: better prospect, not a better production) to fit Haley's mold of short passes. 3rd wr should be a big target, somebody who can expose opponent in redzone (or for that, a te in that case) but we can utilitize a player if he is friendly to the scheme we run.
I'm already almost sure C. Patterson is good as ours if he's there by our pick. Also signing Bradshaw will let us to stay away from drafting a higher pick of rb.
This decision won't be based on short-term wise; but rather long-term. Thanks, Manny for your service.
I'll try to help out here by pretending to be GM for a minute. I already have Brown signed to my #1 WR contract, so I won't be handing out another one of those. I have Cotchery for this year @$1.5M and Burress for the reduced vet incentive of $630k, and I have two youngsters in Gilreath and Moye who have potential to be my #4 and #5. Sanders was supposed to be my #2 on paper, but he becomes a UFA in '14 if I don't sign him to a long-term deal. If I thought Sanders was my long-term answer as my #2 starter, I could've offered him a deal worthy of that designation. I offered him the $1.3M tender instead. If he wants more than what I think he's worth as a potential #2 then I know I'd probably lose him in '14 as a UFA anyway. If he doesn't have a good '13, then it wasn't worth signing him long-term, since I could then have him cheap if I still wanted him. I can use up another $1.2M to match the offer, but that will effectively take away my ability to sign anyone else until June 1 when Colons savings kicks in. Do I really want to pay an extra $1.2M for a guy I am likely to lose next year? There are some other FA WRs out there who I can get for probably less than the $2.5 cap for Sanders, and sign to a 3 year cap friendly deal. Either way, facing the potential loss of Cotchery, Burress, and Sanders next year I was going to draft a WR anyway. If I take the 3rd round pick for Sanders,I can address most of my needs with the now 9 picks I would have…along with having more flexibility to move up in a round if I need to. Having Cotchery start out the year as my #2 isn't a huge difference from Sanders…I lose a little speed but gain some experience. If I draft wisely and bring in a couple of playmakers, I'm better off in the long run.
As far as value goes a 3rd round pick is reasonable for what he has done. I do think the best is yet to come for Sanders but what we lose is the exp. So even though the comp. is reasonable the 3rd round pick will not be ready to add what Sanders will add this year.
I think it's time Colbert and Tomlin start drafting players with the mindset they will be contributing in their 1st year. Why draft a player and you have already made up your mind he will only be used for depth? Even if the players was drafted late, if he comes in and plays better than a starter, allow the kid to play! What better way to learn than OJT? Example, Kelvin Beachum in 2012.
Agreed. I like Manny. He has a lot of upside. But currently – he's an average WR who has yet to really show anything. He can easily be replaced.
Do the Steelers want to retain a player who has expressed already a desire to be with another team (by signing a pretty low 1-yr tender)?
When have the patriots played by league rules
This is probably true. It would also answer the question of why Sanders would leave the Steelers for just a 1-year deal that doesn't pay much.
The Pats are figuring that their 3d-rd pick is really almost a 4th, and this is a good value for Sanders. They will eventually sign him long term, no doubt.
Doesn't quite work that way. Yes, 4 years is more than 1, on paper, but only on paper. Third-round receivers take time to develop into real NFL players. By the time they do, there may well be just one year left on their rookie contracts. Sanders is the best proof of this: a 3d rounder who is just emerging.
But what puzzles me, is why not just sign him for longterm now? It won't change the compensation they have to give up or anything, and they could have structured a longer term deal with more $$ up front to make it less likley the Steelers could match.
I think you have to look at all avenues with Manny. I'm sure the FO wasn't to pleased with "YOUNG MONEY". There wasn't a lot of production and to many drops. With an original round tender there is two out comes. 1) you keep him at a cheaper amount. 2) you dump him off and get a third round pick.
Looking at it from Manny's side. He got another mill two which is good for him. He must have thought that the Steelers wouldn't offer him a long term deal later in the year like they did AB. So, it could be that Manny doesn't want to be here anyway. If we match the deal and we can't sign him to a long term deal, then he walks and we have to wait and hope we can get a comp pick the following year.
IMHO, and I could be dead wrong, but I think the FO sees a WR or two in the draft that they want and put the original round tender on Manny hoping someone would take him. That would explain why they signed PLAX so quick. We also have guys that were on PS that need to step up too. If the new WR coach is a real coach then he can make the WR's better. He had Keyshawn Johnson in Tampa and they say he's a no-nonsense guy, so hopefully he will work out. I think the Steelers let him walk and take the pick.
I'm not big on having a lot of sub six foot WR 's, but if Manny goes I will feel a lot more comfortable if they pick up Bailey in the draft. We need a tall aggressive WR to be the #1 first and pick up Bailey in the 3rd.
Let him go and draft two good WR
So we likely replace him with an unknown quantity of about the same upside? Makes little sense to me.
If it is 2.5, I think we have to match. We aren't likely to get more than another Sanders out of the third round pick anyway, which we would almost have to use on a WR, so why not stick with the known quantity?
Im torn.. but if it really would only cost another $1.2MIL to retain him then I hope they do match the offer. One reason is Cotchery is a UFA after this season and Burress might not stick either, so even with a rookie draft pick this year at WR, we still need the quality depth that Sanders provides
Of course, this is with the speculation that they intend on keeping Sanders long term
In a perfect world, we find a stud WR in this years draft to play opposite A.Brown and then also extend Sanders and Cotchery to reasonable multi-yr deals to be #3 and #4 respectively
What's the odds that the Steelers put the original round tender on him to try and get rid of him? Maybe the whole "YOUNG MONEY" thing really got to them after the poor showing of the WR's last year. It's not like there isn't a lot of talent at WR in this years draft class.
Yes – An unknown quantity of about the same upside… with a lower salary
I don't like Bradshaw because of his chronic foot problems! This foot problem he has now isn't the 1st time he has dealt with this issue. He hasn't played a full season yet both because of competition and injuries. Giants must of seen the same thing and decided to move on with RB David Wilson instead!
the timing of the burress signing was quite surprising.
Given the number of teams that are likely to be willing to trade down this year, where would R1#17 and R3#91 allow you to trade up to?
If they're looking at corners, could this bring Milliner into play?
And less experience, and less of an impact this year, and a longer learning curve…
Look at it this way, Sanders is just now coming in to his own, by making the swap, they would be trading him for a guy that MAY have an impact in a few years, whereas they would be critically thin at the position now. Rookie WRs rarely play a huge role for their teams, especially later round ones.
While they should draft guys with the intention of them being more than just depth guys, it is a mistake to only draft guys you think can contribute year one. Those are the kinds of picks teams like the Jags or Bills make, or teams that are fully into cap hell, while we are still only on the edge of cap hell.
I don't like the idea of giving Sanders a 2.5 mil salary (with nothing guaranteeing he will come back, or that he wont want a contract that doesn't fit the salary cap) I would take the 3rd rd pick, if they really want him back sign him as a UFA next year.
(Sanders wasn't worth 2.5 mil last year his fumbles and drops were not impressive and he is the biggest injury risk of any of the WR's. If he plays well this season it will only make him think he is worth a big contract the Steelers salary cap can't afford)
I would rather have the extra pick this year (the 2nd and 3rd rounds seem to be the best "value" picks in this draft) and the comp picks in the 2014 draft will be the way the Steelers can become a younger (and more salary cap friendly team) the next two years will be the time for them to build the team with a young new core of players
Wallace and Sanders were 3rd rd picks, this years WR depth is very good through the 3rd rd (use the 2 picks they would have in the 3rd on WR's and they could replace the losses this offseason)
Agreed Superdriller. I actually thought Gilreath should have made the 53 man out of camp last year. Instead they went with only 4 WR. I had Gilreath slotted as #5 again this year with the potential to be a #4 someday. To me he can replace some of the things Sanders did…in time.
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That doesn't really take away what Bradshaw can produce. Yes he had this problem before but if you split the carries between him and dwyer I can see the stone being moved downward the field. Because of his health risk, the signing should be cheap. Just because Giants let him go and chosen to stay with David Wilson doesn't mean Wilson is now a better back.
This signing has more to do with long-term than short-term. Remember this.
Let's review the Steeler's track record with 3rd round picks. 2012 – Sean Spence (may never play again), 2011 – Curtis Brown (so far a disappointment), 2010 – Sanders (TBD), 2009 – Urbick (Buf), Wallace (Mia), Lewis (Saints), 2008 – Bruce Davis (cut), 2007 – Spaeth, 2006 – Anthony Smith & Willie Reid. So you really think the Patriot's pick is worth much given this record? I say match the offer and focus on other needs in the draft, including a WR for the future.
NO DEAL! match the offer and keep Sanders. If we can keep bringing in and keeping old vets then we can afford to overspend a little on a young, talented WR.
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Play Therapy United Kingdom
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Play Therapy Conference 2015
"Minding Metaphors"
Stoneleigh Abbey, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, CV8 2LF
12th to 20th June 2015
Plenary day 13th June 2015
Thinking about going to our Conference? Hurry! Places are going fast and the Early Bird saving has been extended for an extra week until 1st May 2015. Get your application form in now!
Click HERE for details
During the past year we have had a number of requests from members that they would like to enhance their Therapeutic story skills. I therefore approached the world's 'guru' in metaphors, 'Joyce Mills' to see if she could do the keynote speech and a workshop in the afternoon. This enquiry not only led to her agreeing to do what I asked for and continue her loyal support of PTI having presented at both of our world congresses in Chichester 2004 and Marrakesh 2010 but also to an amazing new development for PTUK/PTI. Over the years Joyce developed a unique training model called 'STORYPLAY' which in working with her she agreed to adjust to a new 7 day PQ course. She gave PTUK/PTI exclusive rights for this in the UK and Ireland.
We are very lucky that she agreed to launch this course at our conference.
Monika Jephcott
Introduction to the Conference
Before starting my play therapy training I was aware of metaphors although rarely used them in my work as a child protection social worker!!!
However, after being 're-introduced' to metaphors by Monika Jephcott on the certificate course, I was able to see how they held an important place in play therapy and how we use metaphors to provide a safe and non-threatening place for our clients. The use of metaphors teamed with the right brain to right brain communication that serves as one of the ways play therapy is effective; has enabled so many of our clients to have a cathartic experience in the play therapy space and find their own solutions to self-regulation or understanding of their behaviours. Much of the use of metaphor can be seen in the use of therapeutic story and it was here I was able to appreciate the contribution by this year's key note speaker Joyce Mills whose books have been the most used in my 'library'.
I am therefore very pleased to be able to welcome Joyce Mills at our conference and I look forward to meeting you all.
Evelyn Saunders
13th June
Morning - Plenary Sessions
Afternoon - CPD Workshops
Available CPD Workshops
W1 - Culture, Metaphors and Play: Finding Resilience Through the Storms
W2 – Playing with Fire
W3 – INSIDE OUT: Taking the therapy room into the great outdoors
W4 – Working with Groups - a few steps further
W5 – Embracing Children's Spirituality
W6 - Using Clay with Troubled children
W7 - Meeting Peter Pan and Red Riding Hood in the Playroom
W8 - Looking behind behaviour
W9 - MA Workshop 2015
14th June
Post Qualifying Courses
Certificate in Clinical Supervision
Certificate in Filial Coaching/Mentoring
Certificate in Sandplay Skills (part 1 & 2)
Certificate in Counselling Children and Young People
StoryPlay Level 1 & 2
You can hear a radio interview by Dr. Joyce Mills about Resilience and StoryPlay
Conference Programme of Events
Download the Conference Application Form
2015 PTUK and PTI Conference 'Minding Metaphors'
Eight CPD points may be claimed for every full day of attendance on any part of the conference.
Pre-Conference Day
Theory in Therapeutic Sand play skills compulsory for those who intend to attend the 4 day therapeutic sand play course
Supervisor follow up day
Supervisor top up day
Filial Play Coaching Follow Up Day
Counselling Children and Young People Follow Up Day
PQ Courses
There are four proven Post Qualifying Courses plus the new one in 'Storyplay'.
They are:
PQ Certificate in Clinical Supervision
PQ Filial Play Coaching Certificate
PQ Therapeutic Sandplay Skills Certificate
PQ Certicicate in Counselling Children and Young People
PQ 'Storyplay'
These PQ courses enable you to fulfil your CPD requirements for the whole year . They will significantly enhance your skills and with the PTUK/PTI Post Qualifying Certificates aid your career development and CV. All courses are recognised by Leeds Beckett University as Post Qualifying courses.
Plenary Sessions - 13th June 2015
Arrive and receive your conference papers etc. Refreshments etc will be available.
Welcome by Monika Jephcott Chief Executive APAC
Professional Standards: PSA Update, Caerus Review and Plans, Discussion Time by Jeff Thomas
Refreshments and discussion break
Keynote address by Dr Joyce Mills
13.00 -14.00
14.00 -17.00
KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Dr Joyce Mills
Inspiring Children to Soar: Awakening the Superhero Within
Inspiring Children to Soar is a multifaceted and challenging task that calls upon us to reawaken and rejuvenate the inner strengths and resources that are innate within each child, adolescent, and young adult. We know that children have a driving need to discover new possibilities at every turn of their developmental process. However, that natural curiosity often gets shrouded by a world filled with excessive violence, disaster, and an overall disconnection from life's joy. Through her gift of storytelling, Dr. Joyce Mills offers the neuro-importance of metaphor, play, and creative solutions, providing participants with restorative steppingstones that will enable them to reactivate the metaphorical superhero lying dormant within the children, adolescents, and families with who they work.
You can hear a radio interview by Dr. Joyce Mills about Resilience and StoryPlay
CPD WORKSHOPS 13th JUNE 2015
Because of the therapeutic and experiential nature of these workshops, most are restricted in numbers so please choose two - one as your first choice and a second in case your first choice is already full.
W1 - Culture, Metaphors and Play: Finding Resilience Through the Storms
Trauma and attachment have been major focuses in our field of child, adolescent and family play and psychotherapy in recent years. However, one area often overlooked is the Socio-cultural view of trauma and attachment and how "historical oppression" has impacted healing children, adolescents, and families. This experiential workshop will provide participants with a socio-cultural lens through which to expand their ability to develop and utilize culturally respectful metaphors and play into their practice. Through individual and group exercises along with discussions, participants will explore their own beliefs, spirituality, cultures of origin, stories and traditions, and how they impact the work that they do with their clients. Additionally, in light of the natural and man-made disasters in recent years, two "culturally collaborative" models will be presented that have been used for community healing. Inherent in these models are philosophies of Milton H. Erickson, Native American, Hawaiian, and other trans-cultural teachings.
W2 - Playing with Fire
A workshop around delivering play therapy interventions to adolescents with complex needs by Emma Edwards-King.
This workshop will focus on three main areas and we hope will be helpful to those wishing to know more about this interesting client group.
Adolescent development - are they children or young adults?
What are complex needs - how is a normative adolescent different from adolescence for young people with complex needs?
"I'm not a f***ing 7 year old you know" - how to engage young people in play therapy and why it is so good for them
Emma is a certified play therapist based in North Wales who is currently working with young people who misuse substances and with young people with multiple and complex needs.
W3 - INSIDE OUT: Taking the therapy room into the great outdoors by Alun John
Being outside in in itself therapeutic. Nature allows us to reconnect with our inner selves in a positive and healing way. Combine this with the undoubted benefits of play therapy and you have a magical cocktail of therapeutic possibilities.
This workshop will take us outside and will explore how we can play with sticks, stones, mud, water, leaves, moss, pestles…..You get the idea.
Alun John is a certified Play Therapist and runs A.P.T. Adventure Play Therapy along with Steve Porter who is an Outdoor Adventure facilitator.
W4 - Working with Groups - a few steps further by Evelyn Saunders
This workshop will focus on group work in play therapy and explore some factors of planning and managing groups that you may not have done before. Many of us are being 'encouraged' to have more groups in schools as it is often a cost effective way of working and more and more children are finding friendships and peer groups more difficult to make and maintain so group therapy sounds such a good idea.
In this workshop we will work through some group activities, case studies and theory to arrive at a better understanding of how our group play therapy can enhance our management of our case loads.
Evelyn is a senior course director for APAC and also offers training for CPD. She has been a qualified play therapist for 14 years and worked in social services and early years education since the early 80's. Within her private practise, Evelyn offers group work and hopes you will benefit from her workshop for this conference.
W5 - Embracing Children's Spirituality
Presented by Jenny Lambourne
In a world fractured by religious extremism and a diverse society, what is spirituality?
Is there a place for it in Play Therapy?
The taster session will be an introduction to Embracing Children's Spirituality exploring something of the theory and definition behind spirituality and play within a therapeutic context. It will be a playful and creative experience to whet your appetite for more enabling you to:
Develop understanding of spirituality & play in therapy
Explore a concept/tool and framework
Be enriched by reflecting on the child's spirituality
Further details
W6 - Using Clay with Troubled children
This workshop is likely to appeal to practitioners of all levels.
Troubled children struggle to cope with the demands of day to day life and using clay in therapy is an extremely effective medium to help express many of their difficulties. As an active therapy founded on sensate experiences; those of touch and movement which are embodied encounters with matter that can help to connect us with the power of the imagination and use of metaphor, clay therapy enables communication when problems are hard to put into words. The hands do the talking. This makes it a universal language for fostering emotional intelligence and is especially helpful when working with issues such as anger, bereavement, loss, attachment, separation, harassment, bullying, sexual identity, transgender issues, shame, and guilt.
The intention in this workshop is to extend participant learning on how to make meaning through the use of clay and metaphor: the potter and the clay being one of the oldest metaphors of all time. Theory, skills and application will be interlinked throughout our time spent together. No previous experience is necessary but a willingness to perhaps get messy helps!
Dr Lynne Souter-Anderson is a BACP senior accredited therapist with over 25 years' experience and PTUK Senior status supervisor Her private practice is in Cambridgeshire, where she offers psychotherapy, play therapy, clinical supervision and consultancy work. She has a wealth of experience using the creative arts therapeutically and is an accomplished international trainer delivering many clay therapy workshops at PTUK Conferences including Ireland, France, Australia and Morocco. Lynne's recent book, Making Meaning, Clay Therapy with Children and Adolescents (2015) illuminates her work through ten case studies using clay with young people. She is also author of Touching Clay, Touching What? The Use of Clay in Therapy. (2010)
W7 - Meeting Peter Pan and Red Riding Hood in the Playroom
This workshop is for anyone who would like to take time to reflect on their internal process when working with abused and traumatised children. There will be time to creatively explore through narrative, metaphor and role, the impact of your work alongside maintaining good self - care.
The workshop will be facilitated by Emma Steadman and Susan Atkins.
Emma is a Certified Play Therapist, Supervisor and Trainer for APAC. She has worked with children and young people within CAMHS who have experienced abuse, including torture. Emma has a keen interest in the link between the therapist's self -care and the skills involved in creatively accompanying children and young people in recovering from abusive experiences.
Susan is an accredited Play Therapist and counsellor, Supervisor and Trainer for APAC. She has a particular interest in working creatively to explore personal growth and development, which she believes is crucial to the development to any therapy practitioner.
W8 - Looking behind behaviour
Many of our clients are referred to play therapy because of the behaviours they display in their settings. Many will have experienced loss and trauma in their lives and it is important to understand the link between the coping strategies they display, in the form of behaviours, attachment theory and the work we do.
This interactive workshop helps participants to understand the impact of experiencing attachment trauma and is especially helpful to those working with both Adopted and Looked After Children and others who have experienced loss through relational breakups and death.
It links attachment theory to the play therapy sessions and brings in current thinking from the world of neuroscience and attachment theorists.
Course Outline
Participants will experience the impact of attachment trauma using a sand experience
Participants will be given a brief overview of the Dynamic Maturational Model and how this supports the work we do in the play room
There will be a brief link to current neuroscience and how this supports our understanding of attachment theory
This course is delivered by 2 therapists to support the emotional safety of the participants
Main Presenter: Ann Marie Tipper
Ann Marie Tipper - I am a PTUK Play Therapist and Approved Supervisor. I have an MSc in Attachment Studies and a passion for working with children with attachment trauma. In the UK I have my own company where I work with a team of like-minded therapists who, as well as delivering Play Therapy in the community, also help parents and professionals who support traumatised children.
I have a charity in Kenya, Play Kenya, where we have two therapeutic homes supporting the most vulnerable children. One of our homes is for girls under the age of 12 who have experienced sexual abuse and our other therapeutic home is for boys who have survived living on the streets of Nakuru.
W9 - MA Workshop 2015
Following your qualification as a Certified/Accredited Play Therapist, have you developed a passion and curiosity in an area perhaps arising from your practice that you would love to focus on and develop?
If so the MA in Play Therapy is the next step and will also:
Provide considerable satisfaction through the achievement of the MA award
Establish you as an authority on your subject
Continue your career and personal development
Be attractive to employers and commissioners of play therapy services
Increase your chances of an increase in remuneration and promotion
Open up new opportunities in training and academic careers
If you are interested to know more the new 'Introduction Workshop' will give you an opportunity through creative and academic exercises as well as group discussion and detailed information to consider carefully whether this is your next step. Participants are welcome to the MA evening event later that day (5.30pm - 7.00pm) to meet current MA students and see presentations of ongoing research projects.
Led by: Lara Kasza (APAC Course Director of the MA in Play Therapy) - email
for further information
Post Qualifying Certificate in Clinical Supervision - 7 days 14th to 20th June 2015
The role of the Clinical Supervisor will become even more important with 'Right Touch' regulation. This course will enable you to leverage your play therapy experience to help many more children by advising and supporting other practitioners through clinical supervision to maintain high standards of practice.
PTI/PTUK accredited training courses are now run at 10 venues in the UK, 3 in Ireland, 1 in France and in 6 other countries, producing a stream of Play/Creative Arts Therapists who require clinical supervision. This course is designed to help to fill the shortage of suitably trained Supervisors. Becoming a Certified Clinical Supervisor is also an essential step on the way to being a PTUK Certified Play Therapy Trainer. Both of these career opportunities will provide extra job satisfaction and additional substantial income.
The course is designed for those who have at least 200 hours experience of working with children or adolescents using play/creative arts therapy as well as experienced, accredited counsellors. It includes:
A model for the supervision of play and creative arts therapies
Agreeing contracts
Using creative arts for supervision
Using the Play Therapy Dimension Model for supervision
Supervisee's training requirements
Dealing with supervisees' career development issues
The course has been updated to take into account the requirements of 'Right Touch' regulation and the use of Skype for supervising overseas students. Recognised for academic quality by Leeds Beckett University.
A 1-day follow-up day, to present your supervision requirements in a peer group, is offered in a year's time.
Facilitated by Emma Steadman.
Emma is a Certified Play Therapist, Supervisor and Trainer for APAC. She has worked with children and young people within CAMHS who have experienced abuse, including torture. Emma has a keen interest in the link between the therapist's self -care and the skills involved in creatively accompanying children and young people in recovering from abusive experiences.
Post Qualifying Certificate in Filial Coaching - 4 days - 14th to 17th June
Filial Play Coaching is a natural career development for Play Therapists and other practitioners who wish to work with parents and families.
The PTUK model places an emphasis on working with socially deprived families. The purpose is to provide practice based training to enable participants to coach parents/carers to use filial play effectively with their children including the use of touch.
You should be able to incorporate the techniques taught on this course into your work to open up new career opportunities.
Course content includes:
An understanding of the main models of filial play, their pros and cons
How to assess the parents and children being considered for filial play
Teaching the parents the importance of play, the main types of play and their purpose so that they can achieve a suitable balance with their children
How to ensure that the parents know how to structure a filial play session
How to coach parents in the four key skills of filial play
Ensure that the parents know how to focus on the child during a filial play session
Demonstrating the use and applicability of the main filial play tools: art media, music, movement, sandtray, storytelling, puppets clearly indicating which are appropriate for use at home and those that may be used in the therapist's play room
Advising parents upon acquiring, making and using appropriate equipment, materials and toys during their home play sessions according to their circumstances
How to ensure that the parents know how to use encouragement during a filial play session
Advising parents upon how to make notes on home play sessions suitable for use during the coaching discussions
How to integrate the use of filial play with play therapy if this is being used concurrently
Maintaining suitable records of progress and carry out quality management of filial play work
How to brief other involved organisations and colleagues upon the purpose and methods of filial therapy
The course being offered is an
updated version
of the original very popular programme. Upon the completion of 40 hours of satisfactory, documented filial play coaching practice the PTI/PTUK Post Qualifying Certificate in Filial Play Coaching will be awarded. Recognised for academic quality by Leeds Beckett University.
There is a follow up day on 12th June 2015 for those who attended the previous conference filial coaching course.
Facilitated by Karen O'Neill, Senior APAC Course Director, Accredited Play Therapist and Clinical Supervisor
Post Qualifying Certificate in Sandplay Skills Programme Part 1 -
4 days 14th to 17th June 2015
Preceded by - Theory day 12th June 2015
Post Qualifying Certificate in Sandplay Skills Programme Part 2 -
3 days - 18th to 20th June 2015
(Please note Parts 1 and 2 cannot be taken together)
If you are a play therapy practitioner, counsellor, psychotherapist or other mental health practitioner who wishes to extend your skills in the therapeutic medium most frequently chosen by children, and also to use sandplay therapy with adolescents and adults, choose this programme.
In Sandplay therapy the client sets up a world in a sand tray that corresponds to their inner state using objects/figures and in the arrangement of the sand. In this manner, through free, creative play, unconscious processes are made visible in a three-dimensional form. Through a series of images that take shape in this way, the process of individuation described by Carl Jung is stimulated and brought to fruition. Sandplay has been termed an 'X-ray of the Psyche'. You can see the changes in the clients' processes and progression.
Experiential Training
Doing one's own sandplay work is essential. In order to engage in the medium of sandplay with a client, the therapist must have experienced the movement of his or her psyche by the same means. To attempt to engage in sandplay with a client without having undergone one's own sandplay work would not be safe.
The 7-day experiential training that is required is offered is in two parts:
Certificate in Therapeutic Sandplay Skills - Part 1. This four day course, preceded by the theory day, will enable you to start practising.
Certificate in Therapeutic Sandplay Skills - Part 2. This 3-day course is for those who have previously completed Part 1 and have at least 20 hours of sandplay therapy practice
It is vital that sandplay therapy practitioners have an embedded knowledge of the underlying theoretical principles. This is most effectively accomplished by reading 'The Handbook of Sand Play Therapy' by Barbara Turner in advance of the Theory day. (The cost of the book is not included in the Conference progamme but may be purchased through the Amazon link on the PTUK website
). This theoretical part of the programme
does not, on its own, provide the competencies required to practice as a sandplay therapy practitioner.
Certificates of attendance will be issued after each experiential training course. The final award of PTI/PTUK 'Certified Practitioner in Therapeutic Sandplay Skills' will be made upon satisfactory completion of Parts 1 and 2 of the training and 50 clinically supervised hours of practice.
These courses are facilitated by the highly experienced Sandplay Therapist and Trainer, Eunice Stagg.
Eunice Stagg MA, CST, MBACP Senior Accredited - Eunice is a clinical member of the British and Irish Sandplay Society (BISS) and serves on their Executive Board. She is a Certified Sandplay Therapist – Member of the International Society for Sandplay (ISST) and a Senior Accredited Counsellor/Psychotherapist with the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) She is an Accredited Play Therapist with Play Therapy UK, (PTUK) Senior trainer and Certified Senior Supervisor for Play Therapy International (PTI) and has conducted trainings in Africa, India, New Zealand, Malaysia and many countries throughout the world. She lives and works in The United Kingdom and has a private practice working with both Adults and Children.
Post Qualifying Certificate In Counselling Children and Young People
We all know that young children do not often use talking as a way to resolve their issues but as they grow older this changes.This new course is designed for Certified or Accredited Play Therapists who wish to extend their skills to use talking therapy with children and young persons as well as creative arts media.
You will learn how to
Communicate effectively using listening, reflecting, empathy, attending, observing, paraphrasing, summarising skills with children and young people in the therapeutic relationship
Have a better understanding of transference and counter transference as it arises in the therapeutic relationship and how to respond effectively
Identify the ways in which children and young people manage and process their emotions, including the ability to recognize situations where they are finding it difficult to access these
Help the child or young person to find appropriate words to describe their emotions
Help the child or young person to verbalise the key concerns, meanings and memories which emerge out of emotional arousal
Help the child or young person identify and verbalise the wishes, needs, behaviours and goals associated with feelings and emotions
Integrate the use of therapeutic creative arts media (from your Play Therapy experience) directively with talking therapy skills
The course will help you increase your self awareness and understand how this can help or hinder the therapeutic relationship
There is a Follow Up Day on 12th June 2015 for those who attended the 2014 course.
Presented by Susan Atkins who has over 30 years experience of working with children and families in a variety of settings. For the last ten years she has provided Play Therapy within primary schools and more recently has a private practice working with adults. Susan is an Accredited Play Therapist and counsellor, supervisor and trainer for APAC.
Post Qualifying StoryPlay
Level I & II for PTUK/PTI/APAC
The combined course will be for PTUK certified play therapists and Course Directors certified by PTUK/PTI. Along with the seven day workshop, there will be on-line assignments for participants to complete.
Definition of StoryPlay
is a multi-cultural, resiliency-based, indirective Play Therapy model that draws upon the natural inner resources, skills, and strengths of each child, adolescent, adult or family member to generate healing, growth, and change. StoryPlay
is founded upon the principles of Milton H. Erickson, Indigenous teachings, and the innovative approaches of Dr. Joyce Mills. With the power and spirit of therapeutic storytelling and play at its center, each element of the StoryPlay
approach provides participants with play therapy, hands-on, creative tools for working with difficult or traumatized clients using their favored treatment modality or philosophy.
Course Description:
Using the twelve modules of the StoryPlay
Foundations training manual, this seven day course teaches the six roots, key elements, and essentials of the StoryPlay
model, including therapeutic metaphors, storytelling, story-crafts, sensory synchronicity, artistic, living metaphors, and therapeutic rituals and ceremonies. Award-winning Founder and author, Dr. Mills shows how StoryPlay
can be effectively utilized with specialized populations or situations, such as natural and man-made disasters, PTSD, abuse, ADHD, attachment, grief and loss; and various treatment modalities; i.e., play, family, individual, group therapy, sand tray, expressive art, and movement.
Participants will also be required to complete assignments on-line demonstrating their ability to develop a treatment plan utilizing Therapeutic storytelling, Artistic, StoryCrafts, Living Metaphors, and Therapeutic Rituals and Ceremonies.
Presented by Dr Joyce Mills
You can hear a radio interview by Dr. Joyce Mills about Resilience and StoryPlay
Conference Programme
Fri 12
Clinical Supervisors' follow up* and top up day.
Sandplay Therapy Theory day
Counselling Children and Young People follow up day
Filial Play Coaching Follow Up Day
Sat 13
Arrive and receive your conference papers etc. Refreshments etc will be available.
Welcome by Monika Jephcott Chief Executive APAC
Professional Standards: PSA Update, Caerus Review and Plans, Discussion Time by Jeff Thomas
Refreshments and discussion break
Keynote Address by Dr Joyce Mills
Lunch (included in conference fee)
Culture, Metaphors and Play: Finding Resilience Through the Storms
Playing with Fire
INSIDE OUT: Taking the therapy room into the great outdoors
Working with Groups - a few steps further
Embracing Children's Spirituality
Using Clay with Troubled children
Meeting Peter Pan and Red Riding Hood in the Playroom
Looking behind behaviour
MA Workshop 2015
Sun 14
PQ Certificate in Clinical Supervision (Day 1)
PQ Certificate in Filial Coaching/ Mentoring (Day 1)
PQ Certificate in Sandplay Skills Part 1 (Day 1)
PQ Certificate in Counselling Children and Y P (Day 1)
PQ StoryPlay Level 1 & 2 (Day 1)
Mon 15
PQ Certificate in Clinical Supervision (Day 2)
PQ Certificate in Filial Coaching/ Mentoring (Day 2)
PQ Certificate in Sandplay Skills Part 1 (Day 2)
PQ Certificate in Counselling Children and Y P (Day 2)
PQ StoryPlay Level 1 & 2 (Day 2)
Tue 16
PQ Certificate in Clinical Supervision (Day 3)
PQ Certificate in Filial Coaching/ Mentoring (Day 3)
PQ Certificate in Sandplay Skills Part 1 (Day 3)
PQ Certificate in Counselling Children and Y P (Day 3)
PQ StoryPlay Level 1 & 2 (Day 3)
Wed 17
PQ Certificate in Clinical Supervision (Day 4)
PQ Certificate in Filial Coaching/ Mentoring (Day 4)
PQ Certificate in Sandplay Skills Part 1 (Day 4)
PQ Certificate in Counselling Children and Y P (Day 4)
PQ StoryPlay Level 1 & 2 (Day 4)
Thu 18
PQ Certificate in Clinical Supervision (Day 5)
PQ Certificate in Sandplay Skills Part 2 (Day 1)
PQ Certificate in Counselling Children and Y P (Day 5)
PQ StoryPlay Level 1 & 2 (Day 5)
Fri 19
PQ Certificate in Clinical Supervision (Day 6)
PQ Certificate in Sandplay Skills Part 2 (Day 2)
PQ Certificate in Counselling Children and Y P (Day 6)
PQ StoryPlay Level 1 & 2 (Day 6)
Sat 20
PQ Certificate in Clinical Supervision (Day 7)
PQ Certificate in Sandplay Skills Part 2 (Day 3)
PQ Certificate in Counselling Children and Y P (Day 7)
PQ StoryPlay Level 1 & 2 (Day 7)
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JULIE H said about: Taunton Windows and Conservatories
Taunton Windows and Conservatories were recommended by our daughter who was very pleased with her windows.Derek came to see us to give us a quote, was friendly and informative and there was no pressure selling.Before we finalised our order, Derek was really helpful answering all our queries,meeting us at the showroom to check on products and making sure we had the right solutions for us.The price agreed was very competitive.We had all our windows replaced like for like, the back of the house being casements but the front original sash sliders.As we're in a conservation area and very fond of our original windows, the right replacement product was essential, and the new sash sliders replicate the originals with all features,all the windows look really good and we have been complemented on them. James was our main fitter during what was a big job, he worked really well and his finishing and attention to detail couldn't be faulted....
Added June 2015
Ange D said about: Taunton Windows and Conservatories
Mrs D.May 2015 we were very pleased with our conservatory looks lovely and surprising what extra space it gives,had a few issues but Derek sorted them out, Matt and Paul were very efficient and hard working! also Derek fitted a new shed door love it !!
Added May 2015