Psychology   

With so much chaos happening in the world today, have you felt like it's been harder or just not possible for you to experience true happiness? Maybe you felt happy for a while, but couldn't sustain it, or you worried that it was selfish to be happy while others around you were suffering. Have you ever wondered why some people seem to be happy for no apparent reason? If so, you're not alone. These are challenging times for many.

In this interactive fun class, the instructor will share some exciting findings in happiness research and more importantly, suggested tips to apply right away to be happier. Learn about 4 key things to do everyday to increase and support your happiness.

Working familiarity with skill set of Whole Brain Living as published by Jill Bolte Taylor. Sessions will focus on practice and experience of the Whole Brain Huddle. Prerequisite: Completion of "Intro to Whole Brain Living" 

Have you felt it’s been harder or just not possible to experience true lasting happiness? Or have you wondered why some people seem to be happy for no apparent reason? Well, for the first time in history, science has cracked the happiness code – we actually know what it takes to be happy! This workshop will share exciting findings in happiness research and also explain and practice 21 happiness habits and associated tools that will support and increase happiness.
Covering 21 Happiness Habits may seem like a lot and reinforcing new habits takes time, so let’s spread the fun over 4 weekly sessions! Each week we’ll cover a few new habits and select some tools for practice that week. Come to learn, have fun, and be prepared to leave happier.

Language is a powerful tool for directing and manifesting energy into form. You can change your life in a matter of moments by changing your thoughts and the words you speak. Words are powerful, so powerful that they create our reality. Words can be used to build or destroy, to heal or to harm. Enroll in this class and learn how to be more conscious of the thoughts you think and the words you speak.

It's mid-December and many people are trying to decide on New Year's resolutions so they can be in place by January 1st. While everyone else is making New Year's resolutions, how about trying something different for the upcoming year? Enroll in the class and explore several alternatives to the tradition of setting New Year's Resolutions.