Capital Choice Counselling Group and St Paul University

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Psychology for everyday living. Seminars at St. Paul University

Open to everyone!

Coordinates:

Time: 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Cost: $10 per person at the door: no registration required

Parking: Pay parking available or free parking on the street

Place: St. Paul University: 223 Main Street,the Auditorium: Room 203 (Second Floor)

For more information:

call 613-425-4257 or email us

To find out more about our counselling services, please visit our website.

Please note that our seminars run from September to April. Please stay tuned for our new series of topics for the new season of 2012-2013. We will be posting the new topics in September 2012.

Presenter is Dr. Martin Rovers

April 27, 2012

If you feel stuck—in a relationship, in your career, with your teenagers — chances are you need to have a crucial conversations to move forward. Whether it’s a problem with high emotions, opposite opinions, poor listening, feeling over anxious, or learning to speak with authority, this presentation helps people to talk honestly with nearly anybody about almost anything. Make crucial conversations skills your best practices by transforming anger into dialogue, and make it safe for all to talk. Stay focused on what you really want.

Presenters are Judy Kiar and Shawna Hyde: Teen and Family Therapists

 March 30, 2012

Parenting a teenager in today’s techno-society is often confusing and unfamiliar. It seems as though we are spending more time communicating through a video screen rather than face to face. Recent media stories tell us that more teens than ever before are struggling with thoughts of anxiety, depression, and suicide. So how do we know “if the kids are alright?” What is “normal” teen behaviour by today’s standards? How can you talk to your teen about these sensitive topics? How do the teens of today discover who they are and what matters to them? How can we foster in our teens a sense of belonging and of being a contributing member in both their families as well as communities? Please join us as we spend an evening exploring these important questions.

Presenter is Dr. Martin Rovers, Marriage and Family Therapist

March 02, 2012

This presentation will review present new ways to build loving relationships within committed relationships as well as review some of the new rules for marriages today. We will look at improving emotional connectedness, communication, shared values, healing couple dysfunctions. Using science, humor and clinical wisdom, Martin will help couples and individuals move toward the next step in developing warmer loving relationships.