Heavy On The Healing : Co-ed Workshop & Collective Connections

300 West Camelback Road,Phoenix AZ 85013

26 March, 2022

Description

Heavy On The Healing is a healing event presented by Habits & Lifestyles, LLC featuring guest expert Ashlea Taylor, MAS-LMFT. 5 Reasons why Heavy on the Healing events are for you:Space to share stories Space to create memoriesSpace to provide your point of viewSpace that promotes bondingSpace that offers hope for healing___________________________________________________________________ Heavy on the Healing connection is a desire to heal, have healthy connections with others, and enjoy life through events, workshops, and outings. "Over the years my parent company Habits & Lifestyles has healed me and shaped me to a better version of ME! I've learned the importance of faith, physical activity, proper nutrition, saving/growing money, my value, exploring new places, and participating in activities that bring me joy. Nevertheless, something was missing! In order to truly heal I needed therapy and a solid tribe." ~Chesa Mendez___________________________________________________________________ Event Details: Location: Changing Hands Bookstore 300 W Camelback Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85013Date: Saturday, March 26, 2022Time: 5:00 pm to 6:30 pmStyle: Question & Answers**** Door prizes will be given ****Food and drinks are aviable for additional fee ___________________________________________________________________ Heaving on the Healing takes Habits & Lifestyles to the next level by providing a unique space for men and women to co-exist and heal through the guidance of experts in the field of therapy, arts, meditation, music, and more. This space includes group therapy, outings, retreats, and Sunday Dinners on Saturdays. ___________________________________________________________________ ***Collective is a word that describes a group of people acting together.**** ***The word connection is good for talking about the way things relate to each other.*** ***A collective connection may be defined a set of social groups linked, directly or indirectly, by some common bond, shared group status, similar or shared group functions, or geographic or cultural connection; the intergroup links also reinforce the intragroup links, hence the group identity.***