'Behind the Dating Mask' singles class Saturday July 18, 2009
New longer class format! In addition, come at 8:30 a.m. for a free continental breakfast and to mingle with other singles!
This is a do-not-miss class for anyone seeking to create a healthy and long-lasting relationship!
What if you could . . . Know ahead of time what a long-term relationship would be like? Predict the impact of the relationship on your sense of self, and its impact on your children or future children? Discern the difference between what a person is presenting him/her self to be and what he/she really is? This workshop will help you assess relationships more accurately so you can make better dating and marriage decisions. The first half of the day will make you aware of the most common red flags to watch out for, define key relationship styles and their effects on others, and teach you how to avoid marrying someone wearing a mask. The second half of the day will focus on how to implement five essential principles to create healthy and strong relationships with a deep loving bond. Every person who is single needs this class!
Date: Saturday, July 18, 2009 from 9 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (One hour break for lunch on your own, or with other singles!) Refreshments are provided before class and at breaks.
Location: Park Place Inn and Suites (Quality Inn), Topaz Room, 712 South Utah Valley Drive, American Fork. Exit I-15 at the American Fork 5th East exit (276) to the right (North). At the first light, turn right, and curve around behind Office Max until you come to 712 South.
Pre-registration is $74.99 online at http://www.VisionSparks.com through July 17, or send a check for $74.99 by July 20 to Cheryl R. Merrell, P.O. Box 1444, Orem, UT 84059-1444. We do have a large conference room, so there will be room for walk-ins. Registration at the door is $79.99, by cash or checks only.
Instructor:
Cheryl Merrell is nationally certified as a Certified Family Life Educator through the National Council on Family Relations, and is a Personal and Professional Life Coach specializing in relationships and life transitions. She has a Bachelors and Masters degree in Family Sciences from Brigham Young University, with an emphasis in Family Life Education and a minor in Instructional Science. In the past she has taught classes at Brigham Young University, and run a private agency, Insight Family Services, specializing in services for single parents and stepfamilies. She has taught classes, workshops, and seminars for years for groups including singles conferences, firesides, womens conferences, BYU Family Expo, the Governors Conference on Marriage, the Orem Institute of Religion, stepfamily groups, singles groups, seminars to businesses, and workshops on cruises.
