Participants

Most participants attend a course because they want to, and engage enthusiastically in the group. People’s behaviours often reflect their previous experiences and how they feel about the situation they are in. Occasionally change can be challenging and can provoke resistant or unexpected behaviour.

We all have expectations, which often include wanting to be heard, acknowledged and respected as individuals. Participants respond to an environment in which they are valued and have a voice. Each course is different because the participants are different. This diversity can enrich the learning environment.

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Most participants attend a DAFNE course because they want to, and they engage enthusiastically in the group. People’s behaviours often reflect their previous experiences and how they feel about the situation they are in. Occasionally change can be challenging and can provoke resistant or unexpected behaviour. We all have expectations, which often include wanting to be heard, acknowledged and respected as individuals. Participants respond to an environment in which they are valued and have a voice. Each course is different because the participants are different and this diversity enriches the learning environment.
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