DayBreaks: inspiring workshops in beautiful Dorset.
Wouldn't it be great to get away for a day, and to take some time for yourself, whilst getting some expert help, support and advice?
Imagine spending a whole day in a beautiful hotel, being looked after and treated with the utmost respect and understanding.
Wouldn't it be delightful to be served light refreshments and relax over a delicious lunch? And to address the things that concern you most about your partner's depression - your worries and fears, and hopes for the future?
Wouldn't it be wonderful to have the opportunity to try out some powerful yet simple techniques that will help you to stay strong?
DayBreak workshops offer you exactly that. These workshops are for you if you feel stuck, or overwhelmed, or tired and emotional, or fed-up with dealing with your partner's depression, and would like to get some help, and get away for a day.
Here's what you'll get:
- To meet with others who are going through a similar experience to yourself. This is a purposefully very small and intimate group, so that you get the most from your DayBreak time.
- A fresh perspective on your situation, which will help you to stay positive and to adjust to the changes you are experiencing in your relationship.
- A sound understanding of your partner's depression, and what to expect.
- A chance to explore how his or her behaviour is impacting on you and on those you love.
- Clear advice on how you can best help him or her
- Tips on how to communicate with your partner whilst he or she is depressed
- Techniques to use to help sustain your own mental and emotional health and well being, and to enable you to stay strong
- A powerful method to help you to adjust to the changes you are experiencing, so that you can be OK with whatever happens next.
You'll be well looked after, and then - when you leave, you'll feel relaxed, refreshed, clear, confident and well-prepared so that you can be OK with whatever happens next.
I promise - you will be amazed at the difference a day's break makes!
Your investment:
Just £225 per person. This includes:
- Lunch and all refreshments
- Use of the hotel leisure faciities and pool after the workshop if you wish
- The opportunity to use a powerful method that I have created especially to help you stay strong and be OK with whatever happens next.
- A free 30 minute follow-up call from me.
Upgrade:
Further telephone coaching and support can be arranged after the DayBreak if you would like it. We can discuss this on, or after the day.Why not take advantage of the beautiful location, and stay the night? You could explore the surrounding area before or after the workshop. If you'd like to do this, overnight accommodation including dinner can be arranged at the hotel at a reduced rate.
Any questions?
If you have a question please call me. Or would you like to apply for a FREE 15 min support call? If so, please apply here:
Apply for Your FREE SupportCall
Available Dates for DayBreaks in Dorset:
25th May 2012
6th July 2012
14th September 2012
2nd November 2012
How to Book a Dorset DayBreak:
The quickest and easiest way to book your DayBreak is via PayPal. If you'd prefer to pay another way please click here to email me.
To book your DayBreak via PayPal, just choose a day, enter your phone number (so I can contact you to make the arrangements), then go to PayPal to pay. PayPal accept all major credit and debit cards and if you have a PayPal account you can pay in just a few clicks!
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