| Status: | Active, open to new members |
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| When: | on Wednesday mornings 10:15 am-12:00 pm 3rd in month |
| Venue: | Lancaster Quaker Meeting House |
| Cost: | £2 per session |
This is a discussion group in which all aspects of human behaviour are explored and the name reflects a wider view of psychology and the topics we would like to learn more about. For example, why do people do what they do? Why are we all different and yet all so similar?
Topics include aspects of depression, psychology of politics, marketing persuasion, testing, learning theory, hypnotism, personality types, counselling, pilgrimages and retreats, mindfulness, fortune telling, and loneliness.
The month's topic is announced in advance and each session will begin with a short presentation or introduction to the discussion followed a group exploration of the topic. The topic, along with any notes, can be circulated to the group in advance, giving anyone wanting to get more involved the chance to become familiar with the topic prior to the discussion.
Our three words describing our group: accessible - thought-provoking - stimulating
Disabled parking at rear and limited ordinary parking; wheelchair accessible. Bus: number 11 from Bus Station, number 4 from University via Infirmary.
Members can find details of all groups and contacts here Link to Members Portal.
Non-members can access a calendar of the meeting dates for all groups here Public Calendar .
For help on using the easy access Public Calendar read this Easy access Public Calendar.
Forthcoming events
Wednesday, 16 October 2024
10:15 am
Meeting
The Role of Chronical, Biological and Social age in Speech Production
You are invited to a discussion led by Seren Parkman, a postgraduate student at Lancaster University, about her researchon the role of chronological, biological, and social age in speech production.
Venue: Lancaster Quaker Meeting House
Cost: £2