Staying Resilient During Times of Change

When:

Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Check-in: 9:45am
10:00am - 12:00pm (PDT)

Where:

Anywhere with internet access and a computer with speakers

Workshop Fee:

$75 - Individual
$65 - Group of 3-5
$60 - Group of 6 or more

 

Webinar Overview:

During uncertain times (such as now), we must be prepared for anything.  And when “anything” happens, our innate resiliency can help us get through it and make us stronger.  Participants in this Webinar will learn how to tap into their personal resiliency during times of stress and change.  Topics will include: affirming and preserving our identity, creating and maintaining positive images of the future, staying “unstuck,” feeling in control, and choosing our battles wisely.  

The facilitator is Cal Crow, Ph. D., Program Director and Co-Founder at the Center for Learning Connections  

Comments from individuals who have attended Dr. Crow’s resiliency training:

"Excellent, very valuable!"
"Great presentation"
"Cal is very inspiring and knowledgeable"
"I have always wanted to learn more about resiliency—thank you, thank you"
"This helped me understand that I am resilient"

 

Webinar Trainer: CAL CROW, (Program Director, Center for Learning Connections)

CEUs / Free Clock Hours

Free Clock Hours are available upon request only. Please email Jan Palmer at jpalmer@highline.edu.

Participants can register for Highline Community College Continuing Education Units (CEUs) before starting a course. The cost is $10 per course. Participant should call Extended Learning at 206-870-3785 to apply.

Cancellation Policy:
The cancellation fee is $25. If you must cancel your registration, you may request a refund minus the $25 fee up to 3 working days prior to the event. After this date, no refunds will be issued; you can make substitutions. "No-shows" will be charged the full workshop fee.

Note: All fees must be received within 90 days after event or a service fee of $25 will be added.
Please contact Jan Palmer at clc@highline.edu for any question.

Contact:
For more information about this workshop, contact Jan Palmer, e-mail: jpalmer@highline.edu.