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Emotional Well-Being 8
A Balanced Retirement Life 8
Balancing Work and Personal Life 8
Building Self-Esteem: The Key to Self-Confidence 8
Communicating in Relationship: 5 Steps to the Best Fight Ever w e b i n a r O N L Y 8
Conquering Fear and Anxiety 8
Coping and Dealing with Difficult Personalities 8
Dealing with Grief and Loss 9
Dealing with the Elephant in the Room 9
Dont Sweat the Small Stuff at Work 9
Emotional Intelligence 9
Five Buckets Principle 9
Forgiveness 9
From Negative to Positive You! 9
Handling a Family Crisis 10
How to Grow a Great Relationship w e b i n a r O N L Y 10
Lighten UP! Using Humor to Keep Perspective 10
Managing Holiday Madness 10
Managing UP! So it Wont be a Downer 10
Mastering Change 11
Navigating Through Lifes Transitions 11
People Who Push Your Buttons 11
Planning for Personal Growth 11
Power of Positive Thinking 11
Preventing Burnout: A Balanced Life Check-up 11
Process Addiction (Understanding Behavior, Habits, and Addictions) 12
Realistic Optimism 12
Relationships 101 12
Sandwich Generation: Strategies for Multi-Generational Caregiving 12
Stress Management 12
Supporting Loved Ones Diagnosed with Cancer 12
Taking PauseFinding Peace in the Midst of this Crazy World 13
Transition and Change: Preparing for Our Retirement in the 21st Century 13
Turning the Table on Bad Habits 13
Un-Clutter to De-StressSimple Steps to Simplify your Life 13
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Training Light 23
Working Smarter 24
Assertive Communication 24
Benefitting from Ergonomics* 24
Business Etiquette 24
Communicating Effectively 24
Conflict Management for Employees 24
Conflict Resolution 24
Creating a More Resilient You! 24
Creating a Positive Professional Work Environment 25
Creative Problem Solving 25
Decreasing Violence on College Campuses 25
Disaster and Emergency Preparedness 25
Diversity Training* 25
Drug-Free Workplace* 26
Ethics and Values in the Workplace 26
Getting Unstuck: Overcoming Procrastination 26
Global Culture Sensitivity Program 26
Goal Setting Strategies 26
Introduction to Social Media Marketing 26
Managing Social Connection 27
Maximizing Your Day 27
Mentoring for Success (Mentee and Mentor Version) 27
Motivating from Within 27
Moving Forward with Organizational Change 27
Planning for Professional Growth 27
Planning for Your Work-Related Goals 28
Power of Volunteering 28
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On-Site Seminars
For our live, on-site seminars, employees will have an opportunity to engage with colleagues in a
supportive, interactive environment and acquire valuable skills and learning for enhancing both their
personal and professional lives. Our trainer will lead from a PowerPoint presentation while creating
an engaging dialogue around the selected seminar. A conference room with available seating will be
required along with an LCD projector and screen.
Webinars
LifeScope also recognizes that for some organizations, scheduling a live seminar can be challenging for a
multitude of reasons. Because of this, all of our wellness seminars can also be booked as live webinars
via our virtual classroom over the internet. In the webinar format, employees can attend the session
remotely anywhere there is internet access. No actual office space is required. As such, invitations to
participants can be sent to multiple offices. Another advantage of the webinar format is the anonymity
factor; participants can attend and benefit from the information discussed without having to disclose
their identity. For some topics, this can positively impact the number of attendees.
Simulcast
We can also offer these seminars as a simulcast. A trainer will come to your organization and present
on-site, with the PowerPoint simultaneously being presented via our virtual classroom, with webinar
participants dialing into our conference line. For simulcast bookings, a total of 2 hours will be taken
from your annual seminar allotment (1 hour for the live presentation, and 1 hour for the virtual
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I ntroduction
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LifeScope
Dial-In Support Groups (see page 33 for more information)
These telephonic peer groups offer interactive learning experiences for groups of individuals who share a
common concern, such as weight loss, smoking cessation, bereavement, parenting concerns, cancer care,
management issues, etc. Rather than a canned didactic experience, these sessions are facilitated by a
knowledgeable professional who guides a discussion that is targeted to the needs of the group in real time
and where participants learn from each other (as well as the facilitator).
Scheduling Seminars
Please contact your E4 Health Account Manager or E4 Healths Manager of Training at least 4 weeks
prior to your desired seminar/webinar date. We will help you select the most appropriate topic,
promote the event and provide all materials including follow-up evaluation surveys.
We recommend the following steps to ensure a successful program and are available to help you
coordinate your event each step of the way:
Assess your organizations current challenges and employee-relations issues. This will assist you in
targeting topics relevant to your employee population. Employee survey responses may also be a
helpful indicator of employee needs and interests.
Discuss your ideas with your Account Manager(s), who may be able to identify the most appropriate
topics for your employees.
Allow at least 3 to 4 weeks for promotion of the seminar/webinar. Weekly reminders and
announcements are recommended. You may also want to provide food and refreshments.
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Wellness Seminars
Think of our LifeScope wellness seminars/webinars as introductory sessions on
a selected topic that pack a powerful punch! Usually one hour in length and
booked as Lunch-and-Learns, our wellness seminars and webinars encourage
participants to take a more active role in their physical, emotional and behavioral
health. We review key concepts and evidence-based research on the subject
and then structure the time to create an interactive, meaningful, and engaging
experience so that attendees leave with tangible tools and information that
they can incorporate into their lives immediately.
LifeScopes wellness seminars and webinars offer practical training to address a variety of topics
under the following subject areas:
Emotional Well-Being
Family and Caregiving: Parenting
Family and Caregiving: Elder Care
Health and Wellness
Daily Living: Financial
Working Smarter
Management Training & Education
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E motional W ell - B eing
Wellness Seminars
A Balanced Retirement Life
The goal of this seminar is to help you ask the right questions and make decisions that are right for
you as you approach retirement. We will cover the issues to consider for future planning and help
you to evaluate your current road map, with a focus on the positive aspects of retirementnot just
the challenges.
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Wellness Seminars
Dealing with Grief and Loss
We have all experienced losses in our lives, whether it was the death of a loved one, the end of an
important relationship, the loss of independence or the loss of our hopes and dreams. Grief is a
natural and normal response to loss, but in our fast-forwarded world, the time and need to mourn is
often minimized. Grief can be an intense, overwhelming emotion which we all experience in a unique
way. This session will focus on the different types of loss we experience, what to expect physically
and emotionally when mourning, myths about the stages of grief, the effects of delayed grief and
coping skills.
Emotional Intelligence
Many of us know that getting along with others is the key to success. Our ability to play nicely in the
sandbox is fundamental to our career as well as our health. In this workshop we will discuss how we
can become more attuned to the world and people around us.
Forgiveness
We all carry around grudgessome small, some huge. However, carrying grudges can have
detrimental effects such as negative relationships, weight gain, jealousy towards others and even
difficulty achieving success at work. The art of forgiveness allows us to let go and move on.
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Wellness Seminars
Handling a Family Crisis
This program focuses on end-of-life issues and the turmoil they can create for families. It will explore
expectations, identify typical behaviors of children in these situations, examine functional and
dysfunctional guilt and define the financial challenges. It will also look at transitions and best family
practices when facing this type of crisis.
This is a positive, growth-oriented workshop for anyone who wants to enjoy a great relationship now
or in the future.
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Wellness Seminars
Mastering Change
Change is an inevitable part of life, however, it is how people deal with the situation that may or
may not cause added stress. In this program, you will be directed through a systematic process for
mastering change. Topics covered include: Recognizing the rhythm of change, managing reactions
and responses, developing coping strategies for responding to change, guidelines for managing
change, and seizing opportunities and getting help.
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Wellness Seminars
Realistic Optimism
Whether you consider yourself an optimist or a pessimist, feel content with your life most of
the time or often find yourself wishing things could be different, this seminar can help you learn
how to get more enjoyment and fulfillment out of each day. You will get a basic understanding of
positive psychology and some of its many potential benefits, such as improving the quality of your
relationships, increasing creativity and productivity, and bettering your mental and physical health.
In this seminar you will identify some of your own strengths and goals, and develop an individualized
action plan for implementing what you learn in your daily life.
Relationships 101
A key factor of a good relationship is two partners wanting to see each others positive growth.
This class will include an interactive and lively discussion on the misconceptions of relationships, the
meaning of fulfillment, and the importance of communication.
Stress Management
When harnessed effectively, stress can be a source of energy and motivation. However, all too
often, we let stress build to unmanageable levels, allowing it to impact our physical and mental
health. During this seminar, we will review common stressors and symptoms of stress, as well as
our individual responses to demands in our personal and professional lives. The focus will be on
developing strategies for coping with stress and increasing our ability to transform stress into a
motivating, rather than debilitating, force in our lives.
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Wellness Seminars
Transition and Change: Preparing for Our Retirement in the 21st Century
According to some estimates, 70 million people will retire in the coming years. While financial
planning is critical, all too often people fail to focus on key psychological and social factors that will
impact how successful their retirement is. During this workshop, you will explore the different facets
of retirement and gain practical tips to prepare for and navigate the changing face of retirement.
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Family and Caregiving: Parenting
Wellness Seminars
Adoption w e b i n a r o n ly
Deciding to adopt is a hard decision. The next difficult task is learning to navigate the adoption
process. This presentation is designed to give you an overview on how the adoption process works.
Bullying
Weve all heard about the rise of bullying in schools, on the playing field and online. This seminar
discusses some of the reasons for this distressing trend, how to recognize when your child is being
bullied and ways to handle this situation.
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Wellness Seminars
Guilt-Free Parenting
All parents have experienced itthe dreaded parenting guilt. You blame yourself whenever you
see your child unhappy or struggling. You beat yourself up for losing your cool when your child
misbehaves. You wonder how you have failed your child when they come home with a bad test grade.
Theres always something to feel guilty about when you are a parent. This workshop will help you
learn the best ways to avoid the parent guilt trap and to parent with confidence.
Modern Parenting
This seminar is geared toward exploring positive discipline strategies and identifying the root causes
of misbehavior in children. You will have an opportunity to look at what might be getting in your
way in regard to parenting style and learn effective techniques to change behaviors that also foster
independence and self-confidence in children.
Parents as Teachers
A childs most important teacher is his/her parents. Learn how to encourage your children to
successfully meet the challenges they face in their roles as students. Explore issues such as involvement
with homework, as well as helping to develop strong organizational and time management skills. You
will also learn to identify ways to develop effective relationships with teachers and how to monitor
your childrens learning progress.
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Wellness Seminars
Safe and Stress-Free Summer
Learn strategies to create a rich and rewarding summer experience for your child. This session
is designed to help you assess your childs needs and interests while you define and explore the
different summer options for your child.
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Family and Caregiving: Elder Care
Wellness Seminars
Care for the Caregivers
Caregiving can take an emotional and physical toll on caregivers. This workshop will focus on the
differences between compassion fatigue, vicarious trauma and burnout. You will learn self-care
and stress reduction techniques as well as how to manage professional and personal reactions to
traumatic exposure, effectively re-establish equilibrium and rekindle a sense of purpose and meaning
in the helping process. (A version that focuses on the Alzheimers caregiver is also available.)
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H ealth and W ellness
Wellness Seminars
Breathe Easy: Steps to a Smoke-Free Life
Were all aware of the detrimental effects that smoking cigarettes can have on our health, and
yet quitting is probably one of the most difficult things to do. This seminar will provide a better
understanding of the power of nicotine addiction as well as resources and strategies for smoking
cessation. You will also have the opportunity to develop a personal plan for accomplishing your short
and long-term goals.
Emotional Eating
Many of us find that we eat when we are feeling angry, sad, lonely or tired. In this workshop, well
learn about some of the triggers for emotional eating and the relationship between mood and
cravings. Well also explore some questions that will help to heighten awareness of our own eating
behavior. For those who would like to move away from emotional eating, there will be identified next
steps, best practices and supportive resources.
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Wellness Seminars
Fitness Challenge
Have you been looking for ways to maintain physical wellbeing, but cant find the time to make it
to the gym? In this workshop you will learn innovative ways to incorporate exercise into your busy
lifestyle. You will discover how to build movement and physical activity into your routine at home, at
work and during leisure time.
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Wellness Seminars
Protecting our Precious Lives! Tips on Staying Healthy
Usually booked in October during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, this session examines prevention
as the ultimate goal, and puts self-care strategies directly on the radar. We review what health and
wellness really mean, examine the steps we each have to take toward becoming healthier, and round
the session out with a discussion of breast cancer, risk factors to consider, life style choices and then
what we can do to empower ourselves. (A version focusing on Summer Health Issues/Skin Cancer
Awareness is also available.)
Sleep 101
In this session, you will learn the physical and mental benefits of a good nights sleep, how to establish
daily habits that promote sleep and learn ways to improve your sleep environment. You will also
discuss techniques for relaxation and dealing with Insomnia. Special customized slides are available
for sleep issues specifically affecting women.
Winter Wellness
Winter is the time of the year where we are more prone to catching a cold or the flu. This seminar
provides information about the immune system, ways to combat winter illnesses and strategies for
staying healthy all year long.
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D aily L iving : F inancial
Wellness Seminars
Advance Directives
It is often difficult to discuss the future with aging parents and other older relatives. This seminar will
guide you through the important discussions concerning your relatives health concerns, emotional
issues, financial and legal issues, as well as housing options and support services at home and in their
communities.
Dreaming of Retirement w e b i n a r o n ly
Dreaming of retirement or staying awake worrying? This seminar will help you evaluate:
Retirement costs
Estimated income needed
How to calculate savings to accomplish goals
Options you need to consider
Financial Fitness
Is planning for retirement essential? What are the benefits of being a homeowner? How much money
should I put away for my childs education? A variation of the Family and Personal Budgeting
seminar, this workshop addresses these and other questions you have about where, when, and how
to invest or spend your money. This seminar will also help you better understand your relationship to
money and how much you need to enjoy life now and well into the future.
Holiday Budgeting
We may have our budget under control during the year, but at the holidays it can get blown out of
control. This class will help you avoid waking up on January 2 thinking, How could I have spent that
much?! This motivational class teaches a skill set to keep the holidays in balance.
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Wellness Seminars
Identity Theft Protection and Self Help
Identity theft has become a fact of life for many Americans. This seminar reviews how it occurs,
strategies for prevention and tips for recognizing red flags. Well also cover action steps to take if
identify theft happens to you. A checklist and resources to prevent, protect and recover are provided.
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Training Light
Our Training Light* programs are specifically designed to provide a platform of
compacted, informative learning to participants. Each program has been designed
to give participants the flavor of the subject matter while creating awareness,
new learning and new ways of thinking. The context of each program provides an
interactive learning experience, lasting one hour in length.
Business Etiquette
Social skills can help us build more productive relationships, project a positive image and enjoy
greater levels of success. This workshop will include an interactive discussion on the dos and donts
of business etiquette, including e-mail etiquette.
Communicating Effectively
When we communicate with coworkers, family or clients, we make basic assumptions about the
messages we are sending, which can result in unintentional miscommunications. We forget that our
feelings play a part in how messages are delivered, received and processed. This workshop will help
you learn to effectively convey your messages to others in a clear and assertive manner. You will also
learn to recognize potential barriers in your current communication patterns. (A version focusing on
Communicating Effectively in a Wireless World is also available.)
Conflict Resolution
The stress created by workplace conflict interferes with performance, job satisfaction and productivity. Yet
most of us dont realize that conflict, in addition to being inevitable, can lead to innovation, collaboration,
behavior change and win-win solutions. This workshop is designed to reduce the stress associated with
initiating and engaging in conflict. Not only will you learn principles of effective conflict resolution, you will
also gain a deeper understanding of your own conflict style and how to use that knowledge to achieve
more meaningful, mutually beneficial resolutions.
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Training Light
Creating a Positive Professional Work Environment
This seminar defines what it means to be a professional and identifies standards and expectations
of acceptable, professional workplace behavior. You will gain a deeper understanding of your roles
and responsibilities within the context of creating a positive work climate. The detrimental effects
of behaviors such as teasing, bullying, rumors and gossip will also be explored. Youll identify when
these behaviors cross the line and become harassment as well as learn to take appropriate action if
you observe them at the workplace.
Diversity Training*
Organizations are infinitely more diverse today, spanning multiple generations, ethnicities and cultural
backgrounds. To be successful in todays world and navigate this broad landscape effectively, we
must develop an appreciation of these differences and learn how to engage with various cultures in
a meaningful way. This training brings insight and clarity to the multiple layers of diversity that coexist
within organizations and our world. Join us for an engaging exchange where well examine:
How culture informs our interactions
The dimensions of cultural awareness and generational factors
How cultures differ
Sources of intercultural misunderstanding
How diversity inclusion breeds organizational success
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Training Light
Drug-Free Workplace*
A drug-free workplace is a setting where all employees adhere to a program of policies designed to
provide a safe workplace, discourage alcohol and drug abuse, and encourage treatment and recovery.
The intent of the seminar is to educate employees on the federal Drug-Free Workplace Act of 1988,
review their companys substance abuse policy, understand the scope and severity of substance use
problems, learn about signs and symptoms of substance use and addiction, learn how drug/alcohol
problems adversely impact the workplace, become aware of what to do if a drug/alcohol problem is
suspected in the workplace, gain an understanding of the drug-screening process, review commonly
used drugs, and learn how the EAP can provide assistance to employees and family members.
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Training Light
Managing Social Connection
Its essential for organizations to facilitate appropriate work relationships between direct reports,
employees and supervisors. In a competitive world, savvy searchers can discover corporate strategy
that is unintentionally disclosed through communication on social networks. Workers may expose
themselves and companies to harassment, wrongful termination, or other legal actions through
inappropriate communications. In this session, you will learn how to protect your own reputations as
well as the reputation of your company.
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Training Light
Planning for Your Work-Related Goals
Do you often find that initially you try to institute goals in your current position, only to then have trouble
staying on track and following through with your original objectives? Designed for those who have just
discovered the utility of goal planning as well as those who are long familiar with the process, this seminar
helps participants build a solid foundation for setting work-related goals, examine how to measure your
progress with achieving them, head off obstacles that might impede goal achievement, and discuss how
to utilize resources to continue to stay focused on your goals.
Power of Volunteering
This class explores why volunteering benefits individuals and organizations. Physical, intellectual and
emotional benefits of volunteering are discussed in depth. You will gain a deeper understanding of both
the personal and professional benefits of volunteering.
Respect at Work
Everyone deserves to be treated with dignity, respect and kindness, regardless of their title, position
or pay grade. With a diverse work group, we are challenged to be sensitive to others perceptions. In
this session, we will review the root causes of offensive behaviors, identify behaviors that happen at
work; create a list of rules to live by, and commit to working on one thing that will promote greater
workplace harmony.
Substance Abuse*
This session will provide education about the disease process of addiction and the difference
between substance abuse and dependence. We will review specific drugs and how they affect
behavior, emotions and physical wellbeing. We will identify signs of substance abuse and the effects
of drug abuse on the workplace and on families, as well as types of treatment and how to access help
through the EAP.
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Training Light
Time Management
Do you feel like you are always on the run from one activity to another? Time has become more
precious as professional and personal demands increase and our ability to manage multiple tasks and
schedules diminish. In this session, you will learn proven techniques for managing time effectively.
You will analyze how you currently spend your time, review time-wasters and set new priorities, based
on your values and goals. You will also learn how to combat procrastination and develop a personal
action plan that takes into account the balance and achievement of career and personal goals.
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Management Training & Education
Training Light
Compassion Fatigue for Human Resources
HR professionals are not immune to the people problems with which they help every day. The capacity
to be empathic with employees is essential to providing world-class employee relations and HR
services. There is, however, a cost of caring, and everyone in a people profession is vulnerable to
compassion fatigue, or burn-out. During this HR-only workshop, well review strategies and self-care
tips for improving compassion satisfaction and renewal.
Manager as Coach
Managers can have a powerful influence on their teams and the organization as a whole when they
adopt a coaching style of management. Coaching empowers employees to do their best work by
collaborating, delegating, asking questions and giving specific feedback. In this workshop, you will
learn the advantages of being a manager-coach as well as how a fundamentally different approach
that uses empathy, integrity and detachment can result in a more committed and productive team.
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Training Light
Recognizing and Responding to Concerning Behaviors (and People) in the Workplace
All employees may occasionally exhibit declines in productivity or concerns regarding work
performance or behavior. However, employees with unresolved personal challenges, substance
abuse issues, interpersonal difficulties, or other issues that impact their functioning, may show a
pattern of unsatisfactory work performance over a period of time. Often, supervisors and managers
will avoid dealing directly with these situations or will do things to help the employee which, though
well intentioned, might actually perpetuate problem behaviors. This session will provide an overview
of how to recognize concerning behaviors, some tools on how to discuss these concerns with the
employee and actions to take, including collaboration with available workplace and EAP resources.
Team Building*
The ability to understand and communicate effectively in teams is an important part of our personal
and professional success. Through discussion, interactive exercises and a debriefing session we
will explore how teams can work together most effectively and learn how to apply successful
team concepts and strategies in very practical ways. Interpersonal difficulties such as trust, skill
identification, conflict resolution and communication issues will be discussed.
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Training Light
When Domestic Violence Comes to Work
While it may be called domestic violence, violence between spouses, partners or ex-partners can
easily spill over into any workplace. Besides bringing danger to the workplace, it can also bring
increased absenteeism and decreased productivity. Powerful forces such as shame and fear often
make it difficult for victims to seek help. Co-workers, supervisors and HR are often the first to notice
changes in their co-workers and/or signs of something being wrong.
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D ial - I n S upport G roups
Support
In an effort to empower lifestyle change in a communal, confidential and convenient
forum, E4 Health has pioneered dial-in support groups on topics such as weight
management, smoking cessation, cancer care, bereavement, parenting, elder care,
management issues and other concerns specific to our clients needs.
Throughout the year, we offer various dial-in groups, free of charge, across the E4 book of business.
Facilitated by a qualified, Masters-level professional, these telephonic meetings run approximately
45-60 minutes in length and can be delivered on a one-time, weekly or bi-weekly basis. All participants
can be assured confidentiality, and participants may choose to maintain their anonymity, if desired.
We can also customize a dial-in group experience for your specific organization. For each telephonic
meeting, one hour will be deducted from your organizations annual allotment of wellness seminars
(so if you run a series of four meetings, four of your seminar hours will be utilized).