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Greetings!
As someone who received a review copy of Mind Matters, I thought you would be interested in this training because it’s such a great opportunity to be trained by its developer Carolyn Curtis.
Hope you can join us.
Kay |
| | Kay Reed | Executive Director
The Dibble Institute | A mission-driven nonprofit
PO Box 7881 | Berkeley, CA 94707-0881
Phone: 800-695-7975 | Direct: 510-812-6238
www.DibbleInstitute.org | KayReed@DibbleInstitute.org |
| | Online Facilitator Training |
| Mind Matters:
Overcoming Adversity and Building Resilience
with Carolyn Curtis, Ph.D. & Dixie Zittlow
September 21-25, 2020
9:00 AM–12:30 PM PDT
$949 for a 12-lesson online training CEs available. |
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Each trainee must have a copy of Mind Matters ($325 plus tax—select states—and S/H).
Seats are limited to 25 participants, so register SOON! |
| About Mind Matters
Mind Matters’ 12,
one-hour lessons teach people ages 12 and up to respond to negative
experiences with innovative
methods based on current research and neuroscience. These skills give
individuals a way to take charge
of their emotions and improve their states of mind. Students learn to address
their physical,
relational, and mental health needs.
Praise for Mind Matters
Dr. Curtis has
truly created a gift to the community of people looking for a way to help others learn about
just how normal childhood adversity is, how profound its effects are on our brains,
bodies, lives, and communities, and, most importantly, how to soothe and heal
ourselves. For that is where
healing begins, within ourselves. From there we can continue to pay forward this new
knowledge of human behavior and help people help themselves heal, with this toolkit tucked
under our arms. —Jane
Stevens, Founder, publisher, ACEs Connection Network |
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