Skye & Lochalsh

Co-ordinator: Fiona MacEwan  

The Skye and Lochalsh group is slightly different than the other W@W groups. We are a constituted group with 83 members, run by a committee of seven women. We work in collaboration with the W@W project to put a programme of events together for the Skye and Lochalsh area.

Our members are widespread, so we meet in the evenings, and we move the venue around. We have even sailed across to the mainland for a joint meeting with the Lochaber group!


For more information about events in Skye and Lochalsh and around our networks check the Diary



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sessions in 2009 (for details see Diary):

4 February: Finding your Story, with Helen Danter (Portree)
13 March: International Women's Day celebration
25 June: Laughter is the Best Medicine, with Linda Odd

Sessions held in 2008:

11 January: 'Eating the Elephant': breaking through mental barriers, with Andy Kirkpatrick
13 February: Managing yourself through Change, with Lynda Benham
13 March: International Women's Day 008 - Skye & Lochalsh Style
24 April: Demystifying Assertiveness, with Kathy Kershaw
21 May: Creative Journey, with Sonja Ecle-Riel
28 August: An introduction to NLP, with Mhoira Murray
30 September: Dealing with Conflict, with Charlotte Lee
12 November: Finding your Story, with Helen Danter (Broadford)
11 December: Judge at Book by its Cover? Not me!, with Morag Redwood

Sessions in 2007:

20 Nov 2007: Who's got the power at work?, with Kathy Kershaw
13 Dec 2007: Motivation, with Kate Harper

Past sessions include:

  • Traditional natural medicine

  • Come alive at 45

  • Looking to change your job

  • Life coaching demonstration

  • Scared of the unknown (night navigation training)

  • Women’s place in 21st century – a question of balance

  • Into the Limelight – presenting yourself (joint with Lochaber)

  • Fair Trade

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