My aunt, who is also a BC survivor, is Alexis Teitz, one of the leaders of this workshop:
Beyond Breast Cancer
Integrating Past, Present & Future
A Workshop for Breast Cancer Survivors
May 30th, 2009, 9 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Hearing the words, “you have breast cancer” is generally a shock mixed with fear and anxiety. Suddenly, your life as is you knew it is changed. Treatment options often lead to positive results but the experience may leave an emotional scar. This scar impacts your heart, mind and soul beyond the physical scars. A shadow remains. Many wonder: “who was I before cancer? How did this experience impact me? Who am I now as a cancer survivor?”
This retreat led by Alexis Teitz, Journaling Leader, and Diane Dunton, M.S., Retreat Designer, will be a day exploring the many questions we may have. Alexis and Diane both have their own cancer stories and will lead us through a time of reflection, connection, journaling and fun. Participants will have an opportunity to connect stories, enjoy nature in the beautiful setting of the
Franciscan Monastery,
26 Beach Ave.,
Kennebunk, Maine
Come prepared to
connect and leave renewed, inspired and fulfilled!
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iane, president of Potential Released Consulting Services, has over 25 years of leading workshops. She designs and implements development programs to assist individuals
and groups in growing. She is a keynote speaker, retreat leader and consultant. She holds a master’s degree in counseling and has extensive experience in working with groups and individuals. She has received specialized training with National Training Labs, the Gestalt Institute, The Center for Creative Leadership and The University of Michigan’s Organizational Career Development. Diane is an artist, writer and makes her home on beautiful Sebago Lake.
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lexis Teitz has over 15 years experience teaching literature, poetry, and journaling in New England colleges. Alexis designs and facilitates programs with writing as a central tool for growth and transformation. She is passionate about the capacity for empowerment, healing, and clarity through personal writing. Alexis holds a master of arts degree from Dartmouth College. She is a member of the National Association for Poetry Therapy and has received specialized training in therapeutic journaling.
Her passions include art, creativity, golde retrievers and singing in Voices from the Heart, a chorus of 200 women.
Price includes Workshop, continental breakfast & lunch
For more information you can call 892-9292
Cost is $50.00 Per Person (Please register by May 22)
Register on-line to prdunton@msn.com.
Indicate in the subject line: Breast Cancer Workshop.
Reply with name, address and contact number.
Space is limited so register early!
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