Workshop for Women:
Having Issues with Weight or Other Self-Sabotaging Behaviors? Take a Diet from Negativity with Mindfulness and Self-Compassion
–Third in a four–part series-
It’s been said that our minds can be our greatest ally or our worst enemy. And what we feed our minds is directly linked to how we comfort and many times sabotage ourselves in negative ways, not only with overeating from stress, but with self-medicating with drugs or alcohol, procrastination or interpersonal conflict.
If you are interested in learning how you can take a diet from negativity with mindfulness and self-compassion, you won’t want to miss the third in a series of four workshops for women, “Live Your Best Life in 2019: Be Inspired,” offered by Bela Friedman, certified life coach and certified hypnotherapist.
“I’m excited to offer this third workshop where women can feel safe and comfortable, recognizing and sharing challenges and being inspired by other women,” Friedman said. The format is different for each workshop and includes conversation, journaling, guided visualization, meditation, energy work and more.
Workshops take place Saturdays, 1-3 pm. Two remaining workshops are:
- Having issues with weight or other self-sabotaging behaviors? Take a diet from negativity with mindfulness and self-compassion. Nov. 10
- Stressed and nervous about the holidays? Transform your life with an attitude of gratitude. Dec. 8
The remaining workshops take place at Friedman’s home in Beaverton on Saturdays, November 10 and December 8, from 1 pm – 3 pm, and offer a variety of creative strategies for change. The format is different for each workshop and includes sharing in conversation, journaling, guided visualization, energy work and more. Space is limited, so please RSVP early.
Cost for each workshop is $55. Former workshop attendees and clients receive a 10% discount. Payment is to be made in advance. Space is limited, so please RSVP early.
For reservations, payments, and information about location, contact Bela Friedman at 503-939-2269 or belafriedman@gmail.com.
I’ve been stuck many times in my life, but what really stands out for me is when I was approaching my 60’s. My father had died at 61 of a sudden heart attack and my mother at age 67 of ovarian cancer. I was grateful to make it to 66, but then really started getting worried and obsessed that I wouldn’t live past 67. I thought about it all the time.
Friedman will guide participants on how to create a vision board that works. “A vision board is created with a collage of images and words representing people, events and things you want to bring into your life. They are powerful tools for goal setting and manifesting your heart’s true desires,” Friedman explains. The workshop will also include sharing in discussion, journaling, visualization and more.