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Self-Compassion:

 The Core for Physical, Emotional and Spiritual Health

This seminar will give a clearer understanding of the impact of self-compassion which expands to compassion to others.  A model for the progression will be discussed.

Presenter: Jody Gyulay,Ph.D.,L.C.S.W.,R.N.,is a well respected author and lecturer.  She is a motivating speaker who will challenge you to make changes in your life as well as that of your clients.

Registration fee $70.00 pre-registered

CE available per day

 Nutritional Medicine: 911

Let your food be your medicine and your medicine be your food, words of Hypocrites.   Learn how to use nutrition in therapeutic amounts to restore your health and the health of our clients. This class is designed to increase your knowledge of the role of biochemistry in health and well being. You will better understand the role of applied clinical nutrition in prevention and treatment of acute and chronic illness. 

This is a two-day seminar.

Presenter:  Lisa Everett, R.Ph.,C.C.N., is a pharmacist and board-certified clinical nutritionist.  She has a private consultation practice with many years of experience in outcome-based lifestyle, nutritional and pharmacologic intervention.  She will share with us her unique prospective on healthy holistic lifestyle practices.

Registration fee

$70.00 for one day pre-registered

$130.00 for both days pre-registered

CE available

For one day

7.5 Hrs RN/LPN

6.0 HRS OT/OTA—pending

6.0 HRS PT/PTA, RT, and Kansas Behavioral Science

For both days

15 Hrs RN/LPN

12 HRS OT/OTA—pending

12 HRS PT/PTA, RT, and Kansas Behavioral Science

Site:                                                     Date:                                        Location:

Kansas City, Mo                                    Oct 8 and 15, 2010                    St Joseph Hospital

                                                            Friday and Friday                      Community Center

Topeka, Ks                                           Oct 11 and 12, 2010                  Washburn University

                                                            Monday and Tuesday                Union Building

 Technology allows us to communicate 24/7, but does that technology facilitate quality communication?  Communication technologies provide tools that enable us to share data quickly, but when addressing important issues, we need the valuable information provided through nonverbal responses.  Success in today’s workplace is dependent on a fundamental building lock: quality interpersonal communication skills. 

Presenter: Judy Zinn, A.C.S.W., is a recognized author and consultant on today’s healthcare arena. She understands the demands and needs facing the professional in the various work situations that we face. 

She is a presenter not to be missed.