Courses & Training
Spiritual Health
Check Up
Why a Spiritual Health Checkup
My Spiritual Health Check Up programme is for you if you:
- want to invest in some spiritual self-care to enhance your spiritual wellbeing;
- feel in need of a spiritual MOT, an opportunity to focus on your spiritual health to optimise flourishing;
- are experiencing a sense of disconnect or struggle and wondering what the issue is. Some people call this spiritual pain.
Our spiritual health involves fulfilling our potential and flourishing, an inner joy, a sense of connectedness and wellbeing, understanding our purpose.
If you are experiencing issues in your physical or mental health then you would think about an appointment to see someone who can help or look at changes in your life and lifestyle.
Just as we can have a check up for our physical health, we can have one for our spiritual health. Understanding what makes for good spiritual health can help you identify, adjust and adapt aspects of your life which are impacting your spiritual wellbeing.
Taking time for some spiritual self-care through the Spiritual Health Check Up can have a positive impact on other areas of your life too. Body, mind and spirit are all interlinked but sometimes we neglect the spirit because we are not sure how to strengthen our spiritual wellbeing.
Benefits of a Spiritual Health Checkup
By investing in yourself through a Spiritual Health Checkup you will:
- understand the four elements of spiritual wellbeing which make up our spiritual health:
- personal – our relationship with ourselves
- communal – our relationship with others
- transcendental – our relationship with something or someone beyond ourselves, our meaning and purpose
- environmental – our connection with nature and the environment so that you have a greater awareness of how to nurture your spiritual health
- learn and try spiritual and reflective exercises and practices that positively enhance wellbeing in the four areas so that you become more resourceful spiritually
- go away with a plan that enables you to thrive in all four areas of your spiritual health and wellbeing
1 to 1 Personalised Version - What's Included
A six module programme consisting of:
- A personalized workbook for each of the six modules released at agreed intervals;
- 1 to 1 hour long zoom calls with me to reflect on the workbook which you will have received in advance;
- Personalized feedback on five Spiritual Health Reflection Logs which you can complete weekly;
- Access to the Private Spiritual Health Check Up Facebook Group (which will include the tutorials).
Investment: £450
(launch offer for anyone starting before 30 September, £600 after that)
12 Concepts & 40 Questions To Clarify Your Purpose
Course fee £30
Feeling unsettled?
Wondering about a change?
In a time of change or transition?
My course 12 Concepts and 40 Questions to Clarify Your Purpose can help you explore your purpose in life and help you identify what is meaning making and life giving for you.
I introduce the concepts and questions in a 30 minute webinar which you can watch as often as you like. Also included is a downloadable workbook with all the concepts and questions in it.
The final four questions are designed to help you draw out your learning and identify a purpose statement.
Sally has spent 35 years working in education and working with individuals and groups to help them explore purpose, meaning and vocation. She has distilled much of this experience into the course.
After the PayPal payment process is complete you will receive access to the downloadable course workbook in PDF format and the video
The course is non refundable and for the use of the purchaser only
If you want to use it as a group course then contact sally@sallynash.co.uk
After the PayPal payment process is complete you will receive access to the downloadable course workbook in PDF format and the video
Vicarious Shame (not in my name shame)
Offer for groups or teams:
£200 or £150 for charities and faith sector
Book by emailing sally@sallynash.co.uk
In my opinion ‘Vicarious Shame for Chaplains’ by Rev Dr Sally Nash is a very useful resource. It reveals real life situations and examples of vicarious shame and is equally relevant not only for Chaplains but also for anyone in ministry or community work.
It is practical and can be applied both personally and professionally. It is definitely a good point of reference if you want to explore shame and the negative effects it can have.
Rev Emmanuel Bwalya
