| Seminar
Topics
1. Definition of stress.
2. What is stress?
3. Depression, stress and anxiety.
4. Personal stress.
5. Dietary considerations for stress management.
6. 30-day stress management goal system.
7. Dealing with guilt, pain and suffering.
8. Changing unhealthy habit patterns.
9. Forgiveness - letting go of your pain.
10. Overcoming financial bondage.
11. Finding your truth.
12. Keeping your marriage alive.
13. Let art and color heal your life.
14. Starting over after a divorce.
15. Evaluation
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Keynote
Speeches
- A gift from heaven
- How to escape even when you're tied up
- Are you a rough sketch, or a superbly crafted masterpiece?
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Department of Health, New Hampshire
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St. Thomas Aquinas College
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American Heart Association
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City University of New York |
