Metamorphosis Class 4/30/12

A Class on Loss, Change, and Growth.

Change, welcome or unbidden, requires us to adjust, and sometimes that’s challenging. While some seem to gracefully embrace the future, others of us require a different kind of support. It’s common to feel depressed, to withdraw, or to feel anxious. This class will help us make peace with the changes in our lives: When loved ones move or die; when we lose a job or retire; when our income drops; when we move from a beloved home, or other changes such as divorce or separation.

Benefits:  Learn how to manage your thoughts and feelings associated with change. This is a safe place to tell the truth about how you feel, e.g, sad, hurt, or afraid. By loving yourself where you are right now, and receiving love from others, a new door opens. You can breathe in a full deep breath. You get present. You can let go of the attachment to the past and embrace your future.

Where: Good Shepherd Church Parish Hall. 495 Herbert Hills Road, 1/2 mile East of Hayesville, NC on the south side of Route 64.  Sponsored by “Parish Life”, Good Shepherd Church

When: One Monday: April 30, 2012. 6:00-7:30pm. (Refreshments served.)

Who’s Invited?  Church and community members

Facilitator: Benita A. Esposito, MA is a Licensed Professional Counselor specializes in relationships, mind-body-spirit healing, and success skills. Issues: marriage and pre-marital counseling, depression, stress, anxiety, post-traumatic stress (PTSD), bipolar and co-occurring substance abuse, and bipolar.  Benita maintains 2 private practice psychotherapy offices in Blairsville and Atlanta, Georgia. Life coaching services are available worldwide via phone and skype. Most insurance is accepted for psychotherapy. For details visit: www.Flourishing-Lives.com and www.YourAuthenticLife.com.

For information: Call Pam Roman, Director, Clay County Chamber: 828.389.3704.

Registration requested. Contact Benita A. Esposito, MA, LPC

“Grief: Turning inside out, she discovered a deep connection rooted in her spirit, grounded in her body.”  ~ Benita A. Esposito

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