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Romi Grossberg2021-08-01 08:00:002021-07-19 13:07:27Somatic Therapy, Interview on aftercare practise.Romi is a qualified social worker, writing therapist, workshop facilitator and established author.
Author of ‘The 5-Minute Guide to Emotional Intelligence’ and ‘The Key, A Social Emotional Toolkit for Teens’, Romi has been published in numerous forums such as The Huffington Post, Thrive Global and Griffith Review. She is a therapist for adults and teenagers and runs courses and workshops on emotional intelligence, life skills and practical coping strategies, communication, trust, intuition, anxiety, letting go, writing therapy, creative writing and more. She works online and in-person. She has also presented on the TEDx stage.
Upcoming Courses
– Online video courses currently available:
Positive Emotional Health & Well-Being.
Effective Communication.
– Professional Development Teacher Training available. Please contact me.
– Free Youtube videos and content on my YT channel and website.
– Individual adult, teen, couples or teen/parent counselling is available ONLINE. Please get in touch via my counselling page.
Articles
‘3 Ways to Step into 2021, Without the Weight of 2020,’ Thrive Global.
2020 felt like a pretty horrible year to most people no doubt. Understandably, we just want to walk (or run!) away from it.
As much as we would like to switch off the memories, we can’t. Carrying the feelings, fear or anxiety of the past year into 2021 won’t benefit us as individuals, or as a collective. So how can we prepare for 2021?
Teaching ‘The Key, A Social Emotional Toolkit for Teens’ to 200 students!
Teaching 200 students 'The Key, A Social Emotional Toolkit for Teens' - a guidebook on mental health, emotional health and social health.
‘3 Ways to Step into 2021, Without the Weight of 2020,’ Thrive Global.
2020 felt like a pretty horrible year to most people no doubt. Understandably, we just want to walk (or run!) away from it.
As much as we would like to switch off the memories, we can’t. Carrying the feelings, fear or anxiety of the past year into 2021 won’t benefit us as individuals, or as a collective. So how can we prepare for 2021?
