Course Information
Description
This November, Mulranny Arts is delighted to welcome renowned clinical psychologist, psychotherapist and MATAI patron and author Dr Tony Bates for a special residential retreat to deepen our awareness of being alive.
Finding the Place That Has Never Been Wounded will bring a small group of participants together for reflection, conversation, creativity and shared experience in the unique landscape of Clew Bay.
The retreat explores how, even in the face of life’s challenges, we can develop a greater capacity to meet life with openness, trust and compassion. Through group work, self-reflection, music and art, participants will be invited to see the truth of who they are and how they belong in the world.
The programme forms part of Mulranny Arts’ growing series of immersive residential experiences, bringing together creativity, culture, learning and personal exploration in a distinctive and supportive setting.
Irish composer, author, academic and mental health advocate Niall Breslin (Bressie) will join Dr Bates for the final day, culminating in ‘The Place That Has Never Been Wounded’, a session featuring live music, reflection, poetry and conversation.
Registration
Details of registration are available at the link below
