Thursday, March 19, 2009
SUCCESS OVER STRESS
“Getting Beyond Life’s Stuff
& Feeling Good About It!”
Learn to feel empowered and good about yourself while
juggling everyday life! Some topics discussed but not limited to:
*How our limiting thoughts also create our reality
* Prioritizing you and your needs
*Asking for help and feeling good about it
*You don’t have to be Superwoman
*Honoring yourself
*Conscious Commitment to Yourself, to Work, to School & to Life
Wednesday, March 25th, 1:00pm to 2:00pm in the Counseling Services Center (Namm 108).
This workshop is open to all Women, Staff & Students who want to commit to experiencing Joy, and learning the Art of De-Stressing, while facing life’s challenges!
“Getting Beyond Life’s Stuff
& Feeling Good About It!”
Learn to feel empowered and good about yourself while
juggling everyday life! Some topics discussed but not limited to:
*How our limiting thoughts also create our reality
* Prioritizing you and your needs
*Asking for help and feeling good about it
*You don’t have to be Superwoman
*Honoring yourself
*Conscious Commitment to Yourself, to Work, to School & to Life
Wednesday, March 25th, 1:00pm to 2:00pm in the Counseling Services Center (Namm 108).
This workshop is open to all Women, Staff & Students who want to commit to experiencing Joy, and learning the Art of De-Stressing, while facing life’s challenges!
Cindy Barg, M.Ed.,LMHC is a highly respected therapist, public speaker and author, whose expertise lies in the areas of, but is not limited to; Grief, Loss, Relationships, Self-Empowerment, Transitions and "Getting Beyond Life's Stuff." In 1971, I was told she would never walk again or be able to have children, after a devastating car accident. To date I have conducted over 500 workshops all over the country & abroad, while operating a private practice in Boston, NY & Arizona. Most recognized for my unique & gifted approach to healing, I attempt with grace to teach others to tap into their personal power, grasping & gathering the threads of their lives, no matter how profoundly tragic or joyful their circumstances. Cindy presently works in the Counseling Office at NAM 108. So looking forward to meeting you!
Co-Sponsored by the Counseling Services Center and the Student Wellness Center
For more information, contact the SWC at (718) 260-5910 or wellness@citytech.cuny.edu
Co-Sponsored by the Counseling Services Center and the Student Wellness Center
For more information, contact the SWC at (718) 260-5910 or wellness@citytech.cuny.edu
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Friday, February 27, 2009
Free YMCA Membership for families of deployed soldiers

New YMCA Membership Initiatives for Military Families
The Armed Services YMCA and Department of Defense Outreach Initiative offers free YMCA memberships to eligible military families and personnel who may not have access to a nearby military facility. Eligible military families and personnel include:
Family members of deployed National Guard and Reservists
Active Duty families who live in one of the selected Joint Bases created by the Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) process
Active Duty Independent Duty personnel and their families as approved by their Military Service Headquarters
Relocated spouses and family members of deployed Active Duty personnelNote:
Eligibility is for Title 10 personnel only.
Getting Started
Eligible military families and personnel should follow these steps to benefit from the YMCA Military Outreach Initiative:
Contact Military OneSource at militaryonesource.com or 800-342-9647 to confirm eligibility and receive an eligibility form.
Find your local participating YMCA.
Fill out and bring your eligibility form, Military ID and any other required documentation (generally your Deployment Orders or Military Service Headquarters approval letter) to a participating YMCA for verification (please do not leave copies of these documents at the YMCA).
Contact Military OneSource at militaryonesource.com or 800-342-9647 to confirm eligibility and receive an eligibility form.
Find your local participating YMCA.
Fill out and bring your eligibility form, Military ID and any other required documentation (generally your Deployment Orders or Military Service Headquarters approval letter) to a participating YMCA for verification (please do not leave copies of these documents at the YMCA).
Explore the benefits of membership at your new YMCA!
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Thursday, February 19, 2009
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Day of Love Coming To City Tech
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