• The Human Givens Institute (HGI)
The HGI is a membership organisation and resource open to anyone interested in the human givens approach and how it is improving effectiveness in diverse areas such as psychotherapy, education, social work, primary care, management and even diplomacy. It is also the professional body for human givens psychotherapists.
> Visit: www.hgi.org.uk for a wealth of useful information
and articles
• Psychotherapy from the human givens approach
>> Why this approach to psychotherapy is important
>> How a human givens therapist or counsellor can help
>> Online Register of qualified human givens therapists and
counsellors
>> What is effective counselling or therapy?
>> Choosing a psychotherapist or counsellor
>> The Human Givens Approach self-help series of books
>> What makes a good counselling or psychotherapy course?
• Training in effective psychotherapeutic skills
For more information about training in the human givens approach, please visit the Human Givens College website
• The Emotional Needs Audit
The Emotional Needs Audit (ENA) is an ongoing project designed to ascertain how well people's innate emotional needs are being met across the UK. Click here for more details.
>> View the current emotional temperature of the UK.
>> To find out how well your own emotional needs are being met,
click here.
• Monthly e-newsletter for anyone interested in HG approach
The HGI produces a regular email newsletter, keeping everyone interested in the human givens approach up to date with the latest developments in its ongoing work to bring humanity and common sense into mental health, education, social work and so on.
If you'd like to sign up, please click here, we do not pass on email addresses to any third parties.
• The Human Givens Foundation
The Human Givens Foundation (HGF) is a charity registered in England and Wales, Charity No. 1108432. Its objectives are to promote research and public education into the 'givens' of human nature and their application into the treatment and care of those suffering from mental illness.
It intends to foster initiatives by those endeavouring to use up-to-date knowledge about the givens of human nature in practical ways, particularly in fields where the development of life skills is vital: education, psychotherapy, health, social work, industrial relations and diplomacy.
For more information, please visit: www.hgfoundation.com
• MindFields College Blog
MindFields College exists to deepen our collective knowledge of the science of human nature — the human givens — and to apply that knowledge to improve effectiveness and raise standards in healthcare, education and social care policy throughout the country.
The blog serves to promote knowledge and discussion of these ideas, comment on current news issues and give insight into the company that works to do this.
You can view and respond to the blog at: www.mindfields.org.uk/blog
• The Human Givens Charter Read >
• New Scientist interview with Joe Griffin Read >
• Washington Times interview with Joe Griffin and Ivan Tyrrell about the human givens Read >
• BMJ article featuring the 'human givens' approach to psychotherapy See: html format, or PDF.
• FT Magazine's spotlight article on Joe Griffin Read >
• 'All in the Mind' interview with Joe Griffin
Click here to listen to Dr Raj Persaud's interview with Joe Griffin about his 'How to lift depression' workshop on BBC Radio 4's 'All in the Mind'.
• 'Why we dream' website
Click here to view the new website about Joe Griffin's 'expectation fulfilment' theory of dreaming.
• Human givens training in the Netherlands
www.humangivens.nl
• Human givens training in Australia
www.clearmindcollege.com.au
• The Australian Human Givens Network
www.humangivens.com.au
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