Monday, September 13, 2010

MONDAY’S 9/13 SEMINAR: Why Illness Hurts, How to Cope

woman computer 5 MONDAYS 9/13 SEMINAR: Why Illness Hurts, How to CopeWe kick things off at September 13 at 10:30 – 12 Pacific time; 12:30-2 PM Central time; or 1:30 PM – 3 PM Eastern time – USA time at http://invisibleillnessconference.com . Remember, if you miss it… it’s okay! It will be archived for eons!
Have you wondered why the emotional part of coping with a chronic illness can sometimes be more draining than the physical symptoms? Do you not know where to turn to get past hurt feelings or feeling like no one understands? We’e put together a 90-minute time today with three women who we believe can help you find the answers to these questions.
georgia shaffer MONDAYS 9/13 SEMINAR: Why Illness Hurts, How to Cope
Georgia Shaffer is a licensed psychologist in Pennsylvania and a certified life coach. For over 15 years, she has enhanced people’s lives by teaching how to identify: “What needs to grow? What needs to go?” emotional trash MONDAYS 9/13 SEMINAR: Why Illness Hurts, How to CopeShe is also is on the teaching staff of the Christian Leaders, Authors & Speakers Seminar (CLASS) and Personality Plus. She has great insight into why we do what we do, which she has shared in her books and will be sharing with us! Twitter: @GeorgiaShaffer
maureen pratt MONDAYS 9/13 SEMINAR: Why Illness Hurts, How to Copebk peace in the storm MONDAYS 9/13 SEMINAR: Why Illness Hurts, How to CopeAuthor and speaker Maureen Pratt lives with multiple illnesses, including organ-involved lupus, cardiovascular disease, osteoarthritis, hypothyroidism, and chronic back pain. Through her books, including “Peace in the Storm: Meditations on Chronic Pain & Illness,” articles, and talks, she encourages others to deepen their faith and Christian walk in spite of and with living with chronic illness. Twitter: @MaureenPratt
mary yerkes MONDAYS 9/13 SEMINAR: Why Illness Hurts, How to Cope
Mary Yerkes is a professional life coach who specializes in working with the chronically ill. Diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis and other autoimmune diseases in 1997, Mary combines years of practical experience with her professional training to help the chronically ill build meaningful and significant lives, of which illness is only a part. She is also an author and speaker. To learn more about Coach Mary and the services she offers, visit www.newlifechristiancoaching.com. Twitter: @newlifeonline

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