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GMHP monthly workshops 07

  • 03-04-2007 11:55am
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    gmhp
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    Develop in yourself

    Are you a gay or bisexual man?
    Are you interested in personal development?


    We are running three self-awareness workshops between April and June 2007.
    Each workshop begins at 8.00pm and finishes at 9.45pm.

    It’s free to attend but booking is essential.

    WORKSHOP TOPICS
    Challenging Internalised Homophobia - Monday 16th of April

    Body Image - Monday 21st May

    Lets talk about Sex - Monday 18th of June

    Take the next step, contact us, to find out more or to book your place for 2007

    You are welcome to attend one or more of the workshops, whatever suits you. Book your place by contacting
    the GMHP Outreach team at 01 8734952 or by emailing gmhpoutreach@eircom.net

    The workshops will take place in Outhouse, 105 Capel Street, Dublin 1






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  • #2
    gmhp
    Closed Accounts Posts: 17 ✭gmhp


    This Mondays workshop is on Internalised homophobia.

    It's a term that often gets bandied about here, but people are often unsure what it means.

    Internalised Homophobia is the negative beliefs and attitudes about same sex orientation that lesbian gay and bisexual people inevitably absorb through growing up in our culture and which can interfere with the development of self esteem and postive relationships.

    Coming out is often the first step in challenging homophobia but it's often takes a lot longer to be free of the internalised effects of homophobia.

    This workshop is a chance to explore some of thoes effects and look at the steps we can take to be truely comfortable with ourselves as gay and bisexual men.


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