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LIFE IS NOT FAIR, AND WHY THAT IS GOOD FOR YOU. 7 - 9 pm. Those who survive extreme hardships often have an inner resiliency that helps them adapt and thrive in the face of adversity. This workshop helps participants learn to tackle their challenges in creative ways, thus creating productive, thrilling, satisfying lives. Presented by Suzi McCoy, LPC, at The Human Potential Center, 1806 Cinnamon Path, Suite B. $20. Continuing Education Units are available for certain professionals. For reservations or more information, visit www.HumanPotentialCenter.org or call 441-8988.
OVERCOMING SANITY. 1 - 4 pm. If our definition of sanity no longer includes play, solitude, imagination, kidding around, rest, mischievousness, laughter, hugs, fun, laziness, spontaneousness or just plain silliness, it is time to think differently! Attend this workshop and learn how to free yourselves and the ones you care about from raging sanity. Presented by Oceanna Latham, LPC at The Human Potential Center, 1806 Cinnamon Path, Suite B. $20. Continuing Education Units are available for certain professionals. For reservations or more information, visit www.HumanPotentialCenter.org or call 441-8988.
SELF-DISCOVERY VIDEO AND DISCUSSION. 7 pm - Midnight. "The Whole Nine Yards" (featuring Bruce Willis) portrays the rewards and challenges of learning "who we are." This guided discussion format allows time to enjoy the film, connect with others, and investigate in-depth wisdom each of us has discovered on this challenging, exciting topic. Free. The Human Potential Center, 1806 Cinnamon Path, Suite B. For more information, visit www.HumanPotentialCenter.org or call 441-8988.
THE POWER OF FABLES AND MYTHS. 7 - 8:30 pm. "The Swan Maidens and the Turkey" by Rosemary Lake offers insights that may not be obvious at first glance. Track them down through exhilarating role-plays and discussions with the aid of other fable sleuths. Free. The Human Potential Center, located at 1806 Cinnamon Path, Suite B. Please RSVP. For more information, visit www.HumanPotentialCenter.org. To reserve a seat, call 441-8988.
TOUR OF MEDITATION PRACTICES. 6:15 - 7 pm. Hundreds of approaches to relaxation/centering/meditation have been developed over the centuries, and each has its own charm, benefits and wisdom. We will explore one new approach each meeting. Free. The Human Potential Center is located at 1806 Cinnamon Path, Suite B. For more information, visit www.HumanPotentialCenter.org or call 441-8988.
REIKI EXCHANGE. 7 - 9 pm. Within each one of us there is the capacity to energetically heal the imbalances of the mind, body and spirit. Patrice Anaella and Lia Nelson facilitate an experiential practice and support group. Free. The Human Potential Center, 1806 Cinnamon Path, Suite B. To reserve a space, call 441-8988.
HOW TO BE ASSERTIVE & LOVING TOO. 7 - 9:30 pm. Being nice is not the same as being a doormat. We can be helpful and caring without getting run over by someone else's aggressiveness. This four-week workshop teaches participants how to give without being taken and how to be assertive without being obnoxious. Presented by Robert McGarey, M.A. at The Human Potential Center, 1806 Cinnamon Path, Suite B. $95. Continuing Education Units are available for certain professionals. For reservations or more information, visit www.HumanPotentialCenter.org or call 441-8988.
SELF-DISCOVERY VIDEO AND DISCUSSION. 7 pm - Midnight. "Smoke Signals" (featuring Evan Adams) portrays the rewards and challenges of learning "who we are." This guided discussion format allows time to enjoy the film, connect with others, and investigate in-depth wisdom each of us has discovered on this challenging, exciting topic. Free. The Human Potential Center, 1806 Cinnamon Path, Suite B. For more information, visit www.HumanPotentialCenter.org or call 441-8988.
CHITCHAT & CHOW. 11:45 am - 1 pm. Personal Growth with a lively group of thinkers while savoring cuisine at Tres Amigos, 1801 S Capital Of Texas Hwy. Free (except for cost of meal). Sponsored by The Human Potential Center. For more information, visit www.HumanPotentialCenter.org or call 441-8988.
THE DREAM SHOP. 7 - 9 pm. Dreams tantalize us with intriguing images every night. In this workshop you'll use those images to start resolving emotional conflicts in your life. You'll leave feeling clearer, more self-confident and more empowered. Facilitated by Robert McGarey, M.A., who has presented more than two hundred classes and workshops related to personal growth. The Human Potential Center, 1806 Cinnamon Path, Suite B, Austin. $20. Continuing Education Units are available for certain professionals. For reservations or more information, call 441-8988.
HOW TO BE ASSERTIVE & LOVING TOO. 7 - 9:30 pm. Being nice is not the same as being a doormat. We can be helpful and caring without getting run over by someone else's aggressiveness. This four-week workshop teaches participants how to give without being taken and how to be assertive without being obnoxious. Presented by Robert McGarey, M.A. at The Human Potential Center, 1806 Cinnamon Path, Suite B. $95. Continuing Education Units are available for certain professionals. For reservations or more information, visit www.HumanPotentialCenter.org or call 441-8988.
MUSIC EVOKED IMAGERY. 7 - 9 pm. Music can lead us on an inner journey into our own consciousness. In the powerful process of Music Evoked Imagery, appropriately-selected musical compositions take participants wherever they need to go for personal growth and fullfillment. At the end of their musical journey, group members share their experiences and then create a visual image depicting their voyage. Led by Amy Blair, a Fellow of the Association of Music and Imagery. $20. Held at The Human Potential Center, 1806 Cinnamon Path, Suite B. To reserve your place, call 441-8988.
YOUR IDEAL RELATIONSHIP. 7 - 9 pm. This workshop provides valuable tools for identifying traits we want in a relationship, and suggestions on how to find and build relationships with people who have those traits. Free. The Human Potential Center, 1806 Cinnamon Path, Suite B. For more information, visit www.HumanPotentialCenter.org or call 441-8988.
SELF-DISCOVERY VIDEO AND DISCUSSION. 7 pm - Midnight. "The Kid" (featuring Bruce Willis) portrays the rewards and challenges of learning "who we are." This guided discussion format allows time to enjoy the film, connect with others, and investigate in-depth wisdom each of us has discovered on this challenging, exciting topic. Free. The Human Potential Center, 1806 Cinnamon Path, Suite B. For more information, visit www.HumanPotentialCenter.org or call 441-8988.
THIRD SUNDAY MEDITATION. 11 am - 2 pm. This 45-minute guided meditation is for both beginners and advanced students of meditation alike. Lucy Nelson has practiced and studied meditation for over 7 years, and specializes in making meditation accessible to novices. Held at a beautiful secluded retreat in the Bastrop area. Free. For more information, visit www.HumanPotentialCenter.org. To reserve your place, call The Human Potential Center at 441-8988.
TOUR OF MEDITATION PRACTICES. 6:15 - 7 pm. Hundreds of approaches to relaxation/centering/meditation have been developed over the centuries, and each has its own charm, benefits and wisdom. We will explore one new approach each meeting. Free. The Human Potential Center is located at 1806 Cinnamon Path, Suite B. For more information, visit www.HumanPotentialCenter.org or call 441-8988.
REIKI EXCHANGE. 7 - 9 pm. Within each one of us there is the capacity to energetically heal the imbalances of the mind, body and spirit. Patrice Anaella and Lia Nelson facilitate an experiential practice and support group. Free. The Human Potential Center, 1806 Cinnamon Path, Suite B. To reserve a space, call 441-8988.
DREAM SPACE. 7:30 - 9 pm. Invite your dreams into the rest of your life in a safe, friendly, supportive environment for talking about and exploring dream experiences. Our emphasis is on integrating dream life with waking life and becoming more connected with ourselves and others. This is not a formal dream workshop, though useful tools and techniques will arise as part of the process. Led by Victoria Vlach, who has been working with dreams for over 20 years. Free. Held at The Human Potential Center, 1806 Cinnamon Path, Suite B. To reserve your place, call 441-8988.
HOW TO BE ASSERTIVE & LOVING TOO. 7 - 9:30 pm. Being nice is not the same as being a doormat. We can be helpful and caring without getting run over by someone else's aggressiveness. This four-week workshop teaches participants how to give without being taken and how to be assertive without being obnoxious. Presented by Robert McGarey, M.A. at The Human Potential Center, 1806 Cinnamon Path, Suite B. $95. Continuing Education Units are available for certain professionals. For reservations or more information, visit www.HumanPotentialCenter.org or call 441-8988.
ENERGY DANCING WITH VOICE DIALOGUE. Most of us at one time or another find ourselves in an internal tug-of-war. It might be an inner battle between being responsible and having fun, or it might be warfare between head and heart. This weekend workshop shows how we can shift and balance our energy so that we don't have to choose between such seeming opposites; we can have them both. Based on the work of Drs. Hal and Sidra Stone. Presented by M. Dorsey Cartwright, LMFT, and her partner Neil Meili at The Human Potential Center, 1806 Cinnamon Path, Suite B. $95 for the workshop sessions on Saturday afternoon and Sunday. (The Saturday morning introductory presentation is free.) Continuing Education Units are available for certain professionals. For reservations or more information, visit www.HumanPotentialCenter.org or call 441-8988.
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