Last Day to Register for this FREE Telesminar: Write your Way to an 'Attitude of Gratitude'!

[Susan Borkin]

Continuing with our 2009 Teleseminar Series, “Write, Creativity & the Pursuit of Happiness,” you’ll learn how both forgiveness and writing a gratitude list will make you feel happier.

Did you know that forgiveness may not only impact your health, but increase your level of happiness? Did you know that cultivating an “attitude of gratitude” will automatically make you feel better? Studies show that a daily practice of writing down what you are grateful for, significantly increases how happy you feel.

In this teleseminar we will discuss:

• How to set up a written “gratitude practice” to increase your happiness

• How forgiving someone is not the same as forgetting and why it’s important

• How appreciation can improve your relationships to family, friends and yourself

And much more!

Speaker: Susan Borkin

Date/Time: Tuesday, June 23 – 12:00 noon Pacific

Duration: One hour

Can’t make the teleseminar live? No worries! Sign up anyway and we’ll send you a free recording.

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Please note upon registration you will also receive a complimentary subscription to Susan’s “A-Muse Letter.” We will not share, rent or sell your information to any other organization.

Presenter: Susan Borkin, M.A. is a licensed psychotherapist, author and speaker. In her practice she provides psychotherapy, coaching and training for people who are interested in using writing as part of their healing, growth or transformation. She also coaches and trains in the use of the personal journal. Additionally, she works with stuck writers to address the emotional and psychological blocks encountered in the process of writing (i.e. Writer's block, fear, or trauma related to self-expression). For reluctant, new and aspiring writers as well as veteran writers who have gotten off track, she provides structure and support in writing basics and accountability.

For more information, contact Susan Borkin at [e-mail] or 1-800-55-2-WRITE.