The Map of Meaning 

23 April 2024, 6 - 8 pm AEST
28 May 2024, 6 - 6.30 pm AEST
Recording provided to all registrants

At the heart of considerable amount of human suffering is a loss of meaning; something we experience for ourselves and see in those with whom we work.

The Map of Meaning, rigorously researched and tested over the past 23 years, provides a simple yet profound framework that helps us engage directly with issues of meaning and its loss. This event will focus on the significance of meaningfulness to our   daily well-being.  The Map of Meaning offers a practical, empirically researched framework that helps each person stay grounded in the sources of their own meaning, and also able to make meaning-filled decisions.

In this session two MOMI Certified Practitioners who use the framework in their therapeutic work will lead you through an experience of using the Map of Meaning for yourself. Their work will be supported by the co-author of the books about the Map of Meaning, who is also co-founder of Map of Meaning International.

This is a chance to experience this way of working with meaningfulness and its loss,  and explore what it might offer you, and your practice.

Learning to use the Map of Meaning for ourselves helps in self-care, and is the basis for skilful use with clients.

By the end of the session participants will:

• be introduced to the Map of Meaning and seen the relevance of this to their own experience of self care.
• have a way to use the Map to help them make decisions that support their resilience and well-being
• have a sense of how the Map of Meaning could be useful in their practice with clients.

Webinar presenters will discuss case studies, and take participants through experiential exercises.

This PD consists of 2 parts:

23 April 2024, 6 - 8 pm AEST - experiential PD session
28 May 2024, 6 - 6.30 pm AEST - follow up Q&A session

This event is organised  and facilitated by PACFA Older People Interest Group.

Presenters:

Lani  Morris

Lani is co-founder and CEO Map of Meaning International Trust, as well as Lead Trainer in applications of the Map of Meaning. Lani is an independent organisational behaviour practitioner who has studied the human search for meaning all her life. Her work helps people take responsibility for and reclaim power over themselves, their lives and their work. Her expertise includes: leadership, motivation, clear communication, innovation, creativity, meaningful work, and how these subjects intertwine. Lani is co-author of The Map of Meaningful Work: A Practical Guide to Sustaining our Humanity.  

Christine Hamilton

 
Christine is a very experienced learning and development consultant, and organisational and coaching psychologist, working in the private and public sector, in the UK. She is a member of British Psychological Society; Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development.

Wai Ying Tham

Wai Ying is a grounded and compassionate somatic coach that believes that a life of alignment and meaning is possible for all. She is a Positive Psychology coach (ICF certification pending), Accreditated Strength Profile Practitioner, Somatic Movement educator, iRest Certified facilitator, Experienced Yoga teacher, B Sc. (Hons)

CPD hours:

Attending webinar counts as 2.5 hours of Category A CPD (Continuing Professional Development).

Watching a recording of this PD, that will be provided to registrants, can be used towards 2.5 hours of Category B CPD.

You must attend 75% of a webinar in order to receive a CPD certificate for Category A CPD.

PACFA Members $35(incl. GST)
Student Members $25 (incl. GST)
Non-Members $50 (incl. GST)

What to Expect After you Register:

Once registered, your personal Zoom link will be dispatched directly to you via email from Zoom within 1 hour of your registration  and 1 hour prior to the event. Please keep an eye on your inbox for an email from Zoom [email protected]. All future correspondence pertaining to this event, including event recordings, will be communicated through the PACFA email address [email protected]. To ensure a seamless experience, we recommend adding both of these email addresses to your safe sender list to prevent any missed communications. 

Alternatively, you can find the zoom link if you log into your account, under "my events" tab.

Event Cancellations

Customers seeking to cancel their registration more than 5 working days (for courses) and 48 hours (for webinars) prior to the event date may request a credit to be applied to their account. Cancellations must be made in writing to [email protected]. Cancellations made with less notice than this are non-refundable or exchangeable. Credits will be accessible through the PACFA Portal and are valid for up to a year from the purchase date. This policy is at the discretion of PACFA and may change.