Hi all
This is information that would be of broader interest. so it is certainly
okay to reply to this enquiry to the whole group. Thanks for your caution
Melody. I think you must have misinterpreted communication guideline 6
which reads:
6. You can send an email requesting info re practitioners, workshops or
trainings. You must however include your own email at the end of your
message and a request to answer privately
This refers to finding out about the practicalities i.e. when an event is
on, who to contact to register, etc An enquiry that is about a discussion
that would otherwise fit well in this forum, like yours about epigenitics
is okay. A good rule of thumb is to ask yourself would the reply to my
email be relevant to a lot of other people or just to me and maybe a
handful of others. If the answer is it would be relevant to lots of people
then it is probably reasonable and beneficial to have the discussion
publicly on the forum.
Cheers
Chris Walsh
On Thu, Oct 4, 2012 at 12:27 AM, melody Allen <melodyallen75@xxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:
Dear Group,
At the US Conference in San Francisco this year, I attended a workshop
session about epigenetics and constellations. I wanted to know if anyone
had the reference list from this talk or if the presenters themselves were
involved with constellation talk would be open to sharing information.
You can reach me privately at amelody496@xxxxxxx or via phone
832-338-9971.
Thanks,
Melody Allen
From: ConstellationTalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
To: ConstellationTalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Mon, 1 Oct 2012 13:41:41 +0000
Subject: [ConstellationTalk] File - C.Talk Guidelines
This group is designed to support and encourage each other in the
Constellation Practice which was initially developed by Bert Hellinger and
continues to be developed by practitioners around the world.
via:
_____1. Connection through Conversation
_____2. Deepening of Understanding through Mutual Exploration
So Kick back, relax and have a nice chat!
We aim to do this with:
__________- respect for others
__________- respect for the group
__________- respect for our own integrity
COMMUNICATION GUIDELINES
These principles are designed to create a safe friendly environment in
which we can mutually support each other
Subscribing to this group implies an acceptance of these principles.
1. Maintain Client Confidentiality
2. Communicate Respectfully
3. When speaking to the group actually speak to the group
It is more respectful if attachments and flyers are accompanied with an
explanation as to how they are relevant to the group.
4. To maintain our integrity especially when talking about ourselves
Self promotion, including promotion of associates and friends, should be
both honest and modest in both amount and style.
5. Do not try to use forum to organise or promote events or activities.
However it is reasonable to refer to them in the course of conversation or
to draw attention to another forum where an event is being organised. This
rule supports ConstellationTalk as a conversational forum. It protects the
group from too many irrelevant emails as well as from political posturing
and power plays.
6. You can send an email requesting info re practitioners, workshops or
trainings. You must however include your own email at the end of your
message and a request to answer privately.
So relax enjoy yourself don't be shy to contribute!
The moderator deals with most innappropriate posts behind the scenes
discretely with private emails. Public ones are only sent when it is clear
that the whole
group needs to know. If you are concerned that a procedural issue is not
being adddressed you can email Chris Walsh(the moderator) privately at
info@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
New members' emails will be reviewed by the moderator before posting. For
the protection of the group older members can also be placed on moderation
if necessary.
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