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• Coping with the Holiday Blues

  • Start
    December 09, 2010
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    11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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    Nationwide Webcast

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  Topic: Coping with the Holiday Blues Thursday,  Dec. 9, 2010 11:00am - 12:00pm PST (Pacific Standard Time) Nationwide Webcast

  Coping with the Holiday Blues Depression affects roughly 25% of women and 10% of men at some point in their lifetime. Rates are higher during the holidays when expectations often result in disappointment. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is a scientifically well-established and effective treatment for depression. Ms. Resnick will teach you some excellent tips to help you cope this time of year.   At this workshop you will learn:   1) how to improve your overall well-being by decreasing feelings of sadness, depression and worry; 2) how your negative thinking patterns affect your mood; 3) how certain behaviors and activities affect your mood; 4) how certain social interactions affect your mood.   You will gain tools to improve your mood and live a more meaningful life.   About our Speaker   Ellen is a psychotherapist in private practice in San Francisco and Redwood City, California. She specializes in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and incorporates the use of mindfulness into the treatment of depression, anxiety, and emotional overeating. She runs a holistic weight loss program called Center for Thoughtful Weight Loss.   Ellen is also a skilled couples’ therapist. Ellen’s interest in behavior change grew out of her work with people with diabetes in 1990 at California Pacific Medical Center. Ellen is an Assistant Clinical Professor in the department of psychiatry at UCSF where she worked from 1995-2003 specializing in women’s mental health issues and brief treatment. She ran the Cognitive Behavioral therapy group program for women with depression. Ellen continues to supervise psychiatry residents at UCSF. She lectures extensively in the Bay Area.   More info on our speaker Ellen N. Resnick (www.ellenresnick.com) from the Center for Thoughtful Weight Loss

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• Group Long Term Care Insurance & Health Reform Changes to LTC

  • Start
    January 13, 2011
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    11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
  • Location
    Nationwide Webcast

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  Topic: Group Long Term Care Insurance & Health Reform Changes to LTC Thursday, January 13, 2011 11:00am - 12:00pm PST (Pacific Standard) Nationwide Webcast

  IS YOUR SAVINGS ENOUGH FOR THE FUTURE? A recent survey* reports that an overwhelming 61% of employees in the U.S. are concerned about outliving their retirement money; and rightly so.  An incredibly huge wave of Baby-Boomers is going to live a very long time due to advances in modern medicine, but as they age there is a 50% chance they will require some sort of long term care such as in a nursing home or an assisted living facility.    You may have seen this happen with an elderly family member who depleted their life-savings paying for some form of care due to Alzheimer’s disease or other impairment precluding independent living; not a pretty picture.  And with the national average cost of nursing home care at nearly $80,000 per year…and projected to triple in 20 years, what will you do to insure you can afford the quality care you and your family members deserve?   Group Long Term Care (LTC) insurance helps protect life savings, preserve independence, and provides peace of mind.  Offering it to your employees makes great business sense because through group coverage the qualification process is simplified, the benefit is extended to spouses/parents/in-laws/siblings, it is funded by employees unless otherwise desired, and is less expensive than purchasing an individual policy. *Study of Employee Benefits Trends, 7th Annual, 2009, MetLife, Inc. JOIN US Please join us for this important nationwide webcast on Thursday, January 13th, 2011!  Don't miss this opportunity to join us and share ideas & information.

  About our speaker Robert J. Mendoza of LTC Financial Partners.

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