Women's Networking Group Breakfast- Staying Safe Staying Stuck -How Facing Your Fears Can Help You Achieve Your Dreams with Amy Matias

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Date and Time

Thursday Mar 26, 2015
7:30 AM - 9:00 AM EDT

7:30-8:00 Networking & Breakfast
8:00 -8:30 Presentation
8:30- 9:00 Q & A/More Networking

Location

American Alarm
297 Broadway, Arlington

Please do not park in the American Alarm parking lot. It is for employees only.

297 Massachusetts Ave. Arlington MA 02476

Fees/Admission

Advanced Registration Fee for Members: $10.00
Advanced Registration Fee for Non Members $25.00
At the Door Members Fee :$15.00
At the Door Non Members Fee : $30.00

Website

Matias Counseling

Contact Information

Jenn Tripp, Executive Director
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Description

We all have self-limiting fears and beliefs that can prevent us from taking steps toward goals and aspirations that are important to us. Maybe these fears and beliefs keep you stuck in relationship patterns that don't meet your needs? Maybe these fears and beliefs hold you back in your business, preventing you from taking the necessary risks to reach the next level? The unconscious mind is hard-wired through a lifetime of learning and experience to keep us safe. When is that safety no longer serving us? How can we use self-awareness to leave our comfort zones and move ahead? Join us as Amy Matias helps us explore whether being vulnerable and tolerating uncertainty may be the keys to having the life we want.

Amy Matias, PhD, LICSW has over ten years of experience in corporate, educational, and private practice settings providing psychotherapy to individuals. couples and groups. Amy's focus is helping people overcome self-limiting beliefs and behaviors to achieve life goals that are in line with their authentic selves. Amy's expertise working with groups helps people explore new patterns of relating and practice healthy conflict resolution skills in an open and supportive environment. As a biochemist with over ten years experience in scientific research, Amy helps people understand the neurophysiological impact of early negative and traumatic experiences and how best to heal from these injuries.

Be sure to bring plenty of business cards for sharing and marketing materials for our sharing table.

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