The Human Givens Institute
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Register of approved Human Givens therapists and counsellors Human Givens College: training in working from the human givens — seminars, workshops and the Human Givens Diploma course: www.humangivenscollege.com The Emotional Needs Audit: www.enaproject.org For a wide selection of related publications see HG Publishing's website: www.humangivens.com
The Human Givens Foundation (Registered Charity) www.hgfoundation.com Lift Depression: The human givens approach — a website dedicated to providing practical and up-to-date information for anyone who wants to overcome depression or works with depressed people Why we dream - a website dedicated to Joe Griffin's expectation fulfilment theory of dreaming. See: www.why-we-dream.com Human Givens Training in the Netherlands: — www.humangivensnederland.nl The Australian Human Givens Network: — www.humangivens.com.au BMJ article featuring the 'human givens' approach to psychotherapy Read the interview with our director Joe Griffin in New Scientist magazine Read the FT Magazine's spotlight article on Joe Griffin Read the Family Therapy Magazine's article on the human givens approach to treating depression The Missing Peace - A fascinating blog about the problems in the Middle East Ð it examines how new insights, such as those provided by the human givens approach, can help to explain what is happening and also provide the foundations of workable solutions. See: missing-peace.blogspot.com Listen to Dr Raj Persaud's interview with Joe Griffin about the MindFields College 'How to lift depression' workshop on BBC Radio 4's 'All in the Mind' MIND Ð National Association for Mental Health: www.mind.org.uk The Mental Health Foundation: www.mentalhealth.org.uk The Sainsbury Centre for Mental Health: improving life for people in the UK with mental health problems, see: www.scmh.org.uk Careurheart: Description: Information about Cholesterol, Cholesterol Treatments, Tips and Guidance and a Cholesterol Self Test: www.careurheart.com New Scientist magazine's health page: www.newscientist.com/channel/health Primary Mental Health and Education (PRIMHE) OCD Action — the leading national charity for people with Obsessive Compulsive Disorders: www.ocdaction.org.uk SANE — a national mental health charity which aims to raise awareness of mental illness, campaign to improve services and initiate and fund research into the causes of serious mental illness through its research centre. SANELINE 0845 767 8000 (available every day) is a national helpline providing emotional support and information to those experiencing mental health problems, their families, carers and professionals: www.sane.org.uk Depression Alliance — UK charity with information about the symptoms and treatment of depression: www.depressionalliance.org British Holistic Medical Association (BHMA) — educates doctors, medical students, allied health professionals and members of the general public in the principles and practice of holistic medicine: www.bhma.org Heart attack symptoms: — careurheart.com contains a host of useful information for users to get details that includes information about cholesterol, cholesterol treatment, cholesterol tips & guidance and a self test for checking cholesterol level and other useful medical resources. Healers.co.uk: — healers.co.uk is a UK-based website containing a searchable directory of therapists, healers, counsellors and complementary health practitioners. Further Links — click here for a constantly growing directory of additional links. Please note: HGI are not responsible for the content of external sites.
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> You can find out more about the human givens, including supporting research and many examples of how this approach is being used, by reading: Human Givens: a new approach to emotional health and clear thinking
and: An Idea in Practice: Using the human givens approach
> or see why the approach could be of tremendous importance for our collective future, by listening to the fascinating CD: Evolution and the human givens... hope for the future
> Training in working from the human givens approach is provided by Human Givens College
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