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SUMMARY:Mindful Life Purpose Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Have you ever felt truly fulfilled? Think of a time in your life when you were contributing the way you wanted to\, truly making a difference in your life and others? This is the feeling and energy of “life on purpose”. Some call it the reason we’re on this planet. The thing we’re meant to accomplish\, or the gift we’re meant to bring. Life purpose is not about a job or even an avocation. It is the round-the-clock\, twenty-four-hour\, every-day-of-your-life expression of who you are when you are reaching your full potential. You may also know the flip side of this experience – when you are not on purpose\, because it can often come with a feeling of discontent and disconnection. \nThis workshop\, facilitated by trained Coach and Creative Director Jason Levine\, involves a series of mindful visualizations followed by a writing exercise (and facilitation) to help you craft your own Life Purpose Statement. \nMark your calendars and stay tuned for more details!
URL:https://pathuoft.net/event/life-purpose-workshop/
LOCATION:JHB 213\, 170 St George St\, Toronto
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SUMMARY:Unfiltered: a Panel with BPMH Faculty
DESCRIPTION:Join BPMH Professors Frances Garrett and Eleanor Weisbaum for an informal chat and light meal\, plus a candid exploration of our lived experience with setbacks & challenges. How do we deal with life’s inevitable setbacks? Can we see them as opportunities? Can we celebrate them as much as we do our “successes”? \nThe PATH program students have invited Frances & Elli to candidly share about their experiences navigating setbacks and challenges. Our aim for this session is to explore together how everyone (even our professors!) can navigate moments of difficulty. \nThis event will be held in person with a live Zoom option – Join our Zoom room at  https://utoronto.zoom.us/j/81387114336 (Meeting ID: 813 8711 4336 / Passcode: 524098)
URL:https://pathuoft.net/event/unfiltered/
LOCATION:JHB 213\, 170 St George St\, Toronto
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SUMMARY:Exploring Art & Wellness
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an interactive workshop where we’ll delve into the intersection of art and wellness and explore how art-making can support our mental health and well-being. Dr. Iris Gildea will share her research and insights on art as a means of healing and meaning-making. She will lead us through art-making activities to experience new approaches to art & wellness. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to connect creatively with your mind\, body\, and soul. \n\n\nDr. Iris J. Gildea is an Associate Professor at the University of St. Michael’s College and teaches in the Book & Media Studies Program. She has taught at St. Michael’s for ten years. \nIris’ work and research are at the intersections of art\, media\, trauma and feminist studies. Most of her courses focus on various aspects of critical media studies. She writes and publishes on trauma theory and art as a mode of meaning-making and healing\, often with a focus on survivors of gendered violence and childhood trauma. \nIris received her PhD from the University of Toronto in Comparative Literature with a dissertation on Paul Ricoeur’s phenomenological hermeneutics. She loves the intersections of theory and art\, seeking always to expand structures of knowledge and meaning-making. Outside of her university teaching\, Iris leads poetry and expressive arts workshops in community. She also teaches meditation. When not writing\, teaching or making art\, Iris is in nature hiking with her dog. She splits her time between Cortes Island in British Columbia and Toronto\, Ontario.
URL:https://pathuoft.net/event/exploring-art-wellness/
LOCATION:JHB 318\, 170 St George St\, Toronto
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SUMMARY:Let's Talk: Careers in Counselling
DESCRIPTION:Join an informal chat with Professor Jenny Bright on getting into a career in counselling.
URL:https://pathuoft.net/event/careers-in-counselling/
LOCATION:Wilson Hall 2007D\, 40 Willcocks St\, Toronto\, M5S 1C6\, Canada
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