New Roles Bring on New Rules
So now that your spouse’s career may be in flux or yours for that matter, how has that impacted home life? What are the roles the two of you now play and how is that different from a year ago? Are you happy, frustrated, confused or all of the above? All of these feelings are normal but do need to be addressed now that the home life and roles have shifted. With today’s economic climate it is imperative that family’s come up with solutions by working together. We are experiencing challenging times for sure. Learn the best way to create a new roadmap together.
Track Changes For Your Career
Are you really doing what you dreamed of doing or even like to do? Take a hard look at your current situation and how you’re current professional status and career track complement, or conflict with, your life as a mother. What, if any, changes need to be made to create a more flexible and nurturing environment for you mentally, emotionally and intellectually. Map out what’s next and learn how to put those puzzle pieces together so they work for you and not against you.
Getting Back On My Feet, Where Exactly Am I?
Address the impending end of maternity leave or, end of stay-at-home-mom status, and the challenging shift back to your work life. This period of high anxiety requires skills to manage your new everyday and learn what to expect both at home and work. What will be your new normal? This workshop is part self discovery as well as defining your skill set and how that may best be applied in your new ventures. Feel invigorated about your future, not stressed.
Becoming The Ringmaster In My Very Own Circus
Develop time management skills and how best to apply them to your new life as a mom AND a professional. This is a critical step in bridging your way back to work. We all have time management issues whether they are with other people turning our day upside down or trying to jam 400 tasks into a 15 hour day. How and when do you take a step back and assess what gives and what is good enough? Learn practical techniques and have a laugh about it too.
The Skeptic Speaks
This workshop is designed for the woman who is not yet married and not yet a mother but can’t help wonder about how it is all supposed to fit and where she will ultimately end up once she crosses that bridge. A look out over the horizon allows for pride in her accomplishments but there is skepticism about how her personal life will take shape and be “easily” integrated with her pursuits as an individual. Talk to other women who are experiencing the same crossroad in their lives and get the support needed to help make the right decision for you.
Can Anybody Hear Me?
Your partner is invited in to gain a new perspective of you and your relationship, as well as the changes you will both experience as you parent your child and continue to grow your careers. You’ll learn how to develop the necessary boundaries to care for yourself, your partnership, and the parenting unit you're now part of. How this challenge spillovers into your workday is an important question that is addressed.
Are Your External Forces Friend Or Foe?
Are work, family and friends adding joy or creating challenges in your life? Do you feel like dropping off your entire family including the in-laws and the boss at the airport hoping they might never return? How do you manage those relationships so that you gain rather than lose? How do you talk to people that have always been a challenge for you? This is a wonderful workshop to learn how to take charge in a positive way and add bliss rather than feeling diss’d.
Don’t Hesitate to Meditate…Mind Your Body And Soul
Focus strictly on your mental, spiritual and physical health. Take an osteopathic approach so that the whole person is addressed and nurtured. Engage in meditation and learn how to “still” your mind and apply the same exercise daily even if only for five minutes a day. Join in a gentle shared meditation within a supportive group environment where women set intentions for themselves and how to make that a reality throughout the day. This program requires some gentle physical activity.
