Events
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6/15 Sonoma Writing Retreat
Whether you’re an experienced writer or just starting your creative journey; whether you already incorporate embodiment into your practice or the concept is new; during our second daylong retreat in beautiful Sonoma, Britta and I will take you on an exploration of the multifaceted relationship between the body and the art of writing. (more)
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3/30 Personal Growth Book Group
I am beyond excited to partner with Book Passage bookstore to host an online personal-growth book group. We will meet one Saturday per month on Zoom and discuss four books, each of which tackles personal growth from a unique perspective. For video intros about each of my choices, click here. For more info and to register, click here.
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3/3 Sonoma Writing Retreat (PAST)
Whether you’re an experienced writer or just starting your creative journey; whether you already incorporate embodiment into your practice or the concept is new; during this daylong retreat in beautiful Sonoma, Britta and I will take you on an exploration of the multifaceted relationship between the body and the art of writing. (more)
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2/29 SF Soup Salon & Workshop (PAST)
Join us for soup, nosh board, and drinks, followed by an exploration of how connecting with your body can help you actualize your next chapter. Whether you’re contemplating a specific change or striving to live your best life, you will: get out of your head and into your body; explore what you really want; learn to stop mental chatter; and more. (more)
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2/23 PRG Virtual Coffee Talk (PAST)
Join me Friday, February 23 at 8:00 a.m. Pacific when I'll be the featured speaker at Platinum Resource Group's Virtual Friday Coffee Series, part of their Executive Boot Camp program for executives in transition. (register)
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Holiday Thrive-ival (PAST)
In this free event, I’ll talk about specific, actionable ways you can maintain your physical and emotional well-being during the holidays. Things like: managing expectations; avoiding communication pitfalls that can lead to conflict; and ways to reduce overall stress, so that you feel good physically and mentally, and don’t merely “get through” the holidays but get the most out of them.