LECTURE AND WORKSHOP SCHEDULE
HARRIET LERNER 2005 DATES
For more information, please call the event contact listed.
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Topics include:
Fear and Other Uninvited Guests: Tackling the Anxiety, Fear, and Shame That Keep Us from Optimal Living and Loving
Unhappiness is fueled by three key emotions: anxiety, fear, and shame. They are the uninvited guests in our lives. When tragedy or hardship hit, they may become our constant companions. Lerner reveals the hidden mischief and wisdom of these emotions, and gives us a helpful and surprising perspective on managing them.
The Dance of Connection: How to Talk to Someone When You're Mad, Hurt, Scared, Frustrated, Insulted, Betrayed or Desperate
Based on her newest book, Lerner teaches us how to “set things right” and how to heal distance and disconnections. She gives us wise and innovative “voice lessons” that teach us to navigate our difficult relationships with courage and joyous conviction.
Marriage and Couples: Ten Steps to Making Your Relationship Work
Lerner examines the essential challenges that all couples face as they stay together over time. With wisdom, wit and humor, she outlines the ten specific steps that we can take in order to create more loving, mutually enhancing relationships.
The Challenge of Anger, Intimacy and Truth-Telling
Getting angry and trying to speak our own truths often gets us nowhere, or even makes things worse. Lerner offers a new perspective on how anger and truth-telling can be used as a powerful tool for achieving intimacy and for reshaping our lives.
The Mother Dance: How Children Change Your Life
An unconventional look at the mother's experience of mothering and how her relationships are transformed by motherhood. With stories that run the gamut from the hilarious to the sobering, Lerner shows us how kids are the best teachers of life's most profound spiritual lessons. And she helps mothers say “enough” to guilt and self-blame.
Good Advice When You Need It Most
Despite decades of good advice, our most important relationships still remain a source of distance, conflict and just plain hard times. Lerner provides surprising insights about why relationships get stuck. She shows us that even when we're convinced that we've tried everything, there is always something new to do after all.
“Lerner's presentation is rich in content, humor and strong in voice and power.”
– Smithsonian Institute
“The audience was most impressed with the information you provided and the insight you brought during your talk. Clearly, you received a most enthusiastic and positive response - a standing ovation!”
– Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
“Excellent! Dr. Lerner's talk was absolutely fascinating and informative. Our whole group benefited from hearing you.”
- Young Presidents Organization
“Our audience was enthralled! Your insight, empathy and anecdotes made for a most memorable evening.”
– 92nd Street Y
Smithsonian Institute
Hallmark Cards
Chase Manhattan Bank
Harvard University Medical School
92nd Street Y
MIT
American Psychological Association
California Governor's Conference on Women
Alabama Governor's Office of Drug Abuse Policy
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
California Association of School Psychologists
Stone Center, Wellesley College
Chicago Center for Family Health
Kentucky Psychological Association
University of California School of Medicine
Omega Institute
The Women's Therapy Center Institute
Charter Hospital, Greensboro, North Carolina
Junior League of Memphis
Leaning Annex, New York City, Los Angeles and Toronto
Royal Ottawa Hospital
If you would like to arrange a keynote or workshop, contact Jo-Lynne Worley at the number above.
Harriet Lerner is sorry that she cannot personally answer your letters or questions.
For comments and suggestions about Harriet's Web site, please e-mail JLWorley@aol.com --Thank you!
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