Saturday, November 24, 2012
Mexico City for 2 days training in narrative therapy with Maggie Carey from Adelaide, Australia, and translated by Alfonso Diaz from Oaxaca, Mexico.
Crossing the 10 lanes of the Paseo de la Reforma is quite a task, especially in the evenings when traffic is busy. In the mornings Mexican businesses dont really get started until 10am or so, so the streets are more quiet. Today we had a great lunch together, 13 of us, see pics, and the food was amazing. There were more people on the course, but some of them had other things to do during the lunch break. The schedule over here is 9am to 2pm training, lunch till 3.30pm then continue until 6 or 6.15pm. A long day, especially listening and speaking in Spanish for the exercises.
The workshop was about using visual images as a starting point for conversations, it was very interesting.
Crossing the 10 lanes of the Paseo de la Reforma is quite a task, especially in the evenings when traffic is busy. In the mornings Mexican businesses dont really get started until 10am or so, so the streets are more quiet. Today we had a great lunch together, 13 of us, see pics, and the food was amazing. There were more people on the course, but some of them had other things to do during the lunch break. The schedule over here is 9am to 2pm training, lunch till 3.30pm then continue until 6 or 6.15pm. A long day, especially listening and speaking in Spanish for the exercises.
The workshop was about using visual images as a starting point for conversations, it was very interesting.
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