| The Men's Center Board appreciates the volunteer presenters who return from time to time and welcome first timers. Their presentations add a new dimension to our weekly Wednesday night gatherings.
Please take time to read the descriptions and plan to attend if they stimulate your interest. Bring a friend to share the experience and acquaint him/her with the Men's Center. Each presentation is intended to promote personal growth, stimulate your interest in a topic, and to give you an opportunity to interact with other attendees. We are always looking for new presenters and topics. Please call Randy at The Men's Center, 612-822-5892 with your ideas and names. We appreciate your help. |
Presentations are the sole responsibility of the presenter(s). The Men's Center does not endorse, takes no specific position, nor does it hold any opinion on the presentations, or of any information imparted, or of the presenter(s) themselves.
The Men's Center is a RESOURCE for the community, a clearing house for information of all kinds, agreeable or not, to one's beliefs. Listen, participate and make your own decisions. All groups meet at TMC, 3249 Hennepin Ave. So, Suite 55, unless otherwise noted. These low cost presentations are shown in the Calendar of Events and a more extensive description follows. No pre-registration is needed; entrance fees collected at the door are:
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Issues in Divorce and Custody
Presenter: George Roehrdanz
When: Wed., Aug. 4, 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Open to Men and Women
Mr. Roehrdanz will address you about his personal issues and share his experiences and observations of the divorce and custody process based on his professional and personal involvement. His focus will be on men caught up in the process and steps they can make over the short term and the long term.
George M. Roehrdanz retired after forty-three years in the private practice of law. His law practice included a number of divorce and custody matters including his own personal divorce and custody resolution as to four children which extended over a period of ten years.
A Circle of Warriors
Presenters: Andy Miller and Andy Mickel
When: Wed. Aug. 11, 7:00-9:00 p.m.
The Mankind Project is an organization of men working together to improve their lives and help other men. As New Warriors "We are an order of men called to reclaim the sacred masculine provides a model for men to generate and maintain a world in such a way as to include and yet rise above one's own issues for the betterment of one's self, one's own family, tribe, nation and race.
We are all familiar with a man's physical tools (a hammer, a sword, a plow.....) Is this enough? What about integrity, commitment, action and clarity? I know that most men want and need these tools. The New Warrior Training Adventure can help. Join a circle of warriors to ask questions and hear how the adventure adventure has changed men's lives.
The initiation of men is the hope of the world. - Don Jones, former chairman, ManKind Project.
Dreams - Opening the Door to Spiritual Transformation
Presenter: Carrie Sword
When: Wed. Aug. 18, 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Open to Men and Women
Working with dreams is the most meaningful thing you'll ever do. Dreams lead you into the depths of your soul. They waken you to new possibilities in your life and your relationships. They also show you how to use seemingly negative experiences, like depression and anxiety, to ultimately gain deeper insight and open the door to spiritual transformation. This seminar will provide information about dreams and spirituality and will include an interactive exploration of participant's dreams.
Carrie Sword, is a National Certified Counselor with a PH.D in clinical psychology, an M.A. in counseling psychology, and fifteen years of dream therapy experience. She is also a researcher and writer on the topic of dreams. She offers one-on-one sessions, workshops and groups through Sword Dreamwork and Psychotherapy in MInneapolis.
Issues on Aging by the Twin City Gray Panthers
Presenter: Sindy Man
When: Wed. August 25, 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Open to Men and Women
The Twin City Grey Panthers is an organization that promotes the discussion of aging. Their video, "Ripening" will be shown to help relate the issue of aging in the workplace, at school in relationships and for all ages. This presentation is for anyone currently dealing with aging or who want to be prepared to deal with it in the future. All ages are welcome.
Sindy Man has led discussion groups for the Gray Panthers and for other organizations.
Presentation:
Presenter: Bobbie Schauenhamer
When: Wed., Sept. 1, 7:00-9:00 p.m.
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A Circle of Warriors
Presenters: Andy Miller and Andy Mickel
When: Wed., Sept. 8, 7:00-9:00 p.m.
The Mankind Project is an organization of men working together to improve their lives and help other men. As New Warriors "We are an order of men called to reclaim the sacred masculine provides a model for men to generate and maintain a world in such a way as to include and yet rise above one's own issues for the betterment of one's self, one's own family, tribe, nation and race.
We are all familiar with a man's physical tools (a hammer, a sword, a plow.....) Is this enough? What about integrity, commitment, action and clarity? I know that most men want and need these tools. The New Warrior Training Adventure can help. Join a circle of warriors to ask questions and hear how the adventure adventure has changed men's lives.
The initiation of men is the hope of the world. - Don Jones, former chairman, ManKind Project.
Experiencing Yoga
Presenter: John Fleetham
When: Wed., Sept. 15, 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Open to Men and Women
Introductory yoga class: Work on movement and alignment, sun salutations and basic yoga poses for a challenging workout. No previous yoga experience required. Poses can be modified in the case of injuries or weakness. All are welcome to attend.
John Fleetham practices and teaches Iyengar and Ashtanga yoga. He completed a ten-month apprenticeship with Senior Iyengar teacher Nicky Knoff and was certified to teach by her.
Presentation:
Presenter: Eric Vesterfield
When: Wed., Sept. 22, 7:00-9:00 p.m.
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Collaborative Problem Solving for Parents, Partners, and Families
Presenters: Larry Kivens, Psy.D., L.P. and Carla Mortensen, M.S.W., L.I.C.S.W.
When: Wed., Sept. 29, 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Open to Men and Women
The presenters will share ideas and strategies from the Collaborative Problem Solving method introduced by Ross Greene, Ph.D., and how it can be used by parents, partners, families, or people in other relationships to improve communication, promote empathy, reduce and resolve conflict, and increase the likelihood of satisfactory outcomes.
Larry Kivens, Psy.D., L.P. is the co-director of the Mental Health Collective, a non-profit, community-based organization that takes a holistic approach to individual, family, and community wellness. Carla Mortensen, M.S.W., L.I.C.S.W., is on staff at the Mental Health Collective and coordinates the agency's on-site mental health clinics in Minneapolis Public Schools. Both Larry and Carla do counseling with individuals, couples, and families.
Clearer Vision
Presenter: Sharol Tyra
When: Wed., Oct 6, 7:00-9:00 p.m.
What do you want more of in your life? You will find what you are seeking with a clearer vision! Discover how to connect your body, mind, heart and soul to live your fullest life, now. Focus on who you are, what you want, and where you are going! Use your senses to help create your vision. Describe six aspects of WISDOM OF THE BODY: Wisdom, Senses, Heart, Intuition~ Identify and tame self-limiting beliefs, crossed boundaries, and toleration in your relationships.
Sharol Tyra of Life Illumination is a Speaker and Life Coach. In her seminars Sharol offers content with inspirational style, insight and humor. Sharol develops Peak Performers! Her clients testify that she inspires them to be responsible for their impact in life and their happiness that benefits long after the session is over-including seminars at The Men's Center! She was featured on TV and in publications. Visit www.SharolTyra.com
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