Mind Matters Offers 100-Hour Hypnosis Course
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s part of her dedication to helping people tap into the power of their sub-conscious mind to create rapid, long-
lasting, positive changes in their life, Lisa Zaccheo, Board Certified Hypnotist and Instructor, and Owner and Lead Hypnotist at Mind Matters Hypnosis Center in Canton, will be offering a Hypnosis Certification Course. The 100-hour course, taking place Saturday, March 17 through Saturday, the 24th in Avon, is approved by the National Guild of Hyp- notists and met with enthusiastic reviews when it was offered this past summer at the same location. Hypnosis is said to be “a powerful tool, which enables users to access the other 90% of their mind’s capacity, with a high success rate for smoking cessation and diets, a reliable and significant impact on chronic pain, aids in speeding healing, and is safe and natural.” This March course will allow participants the oppor- tunity to learn how to use this tool to enrich their lives and the lives of others. The course will be a balance of detailed lectures and hands-on learning. Zaccheo has helped thousands of clients tap into their subconscious mind to make lasting changes in their lives, and has appeared on radio, TV, and at speaking engagements throughout New England.
Course cost: $2,399 ($2,199 before 2/1/12). For details/to register, call Lisa Zaccheo at 860.693.6448, or visit
mindmattershypnosis.com/100course/index.html. Mind Matters Hypnosis Center’s location is 50 Albany Turnpike, Building #4, 2nd Floor, in Canton, CT.
Youth Find Work Worthwhile A
quote attributed to Theodore Roosevelt states “Far and away the best prize that life has to offer is the chance to
work hard at work worth doing.” Offering low-to-moderate income New Haven youth (ages 14-21) this opportunity through paid year-round or summer employment, New Haven’s Youth@Work program is now accepting applica- tions for summer 2012. Last summer, 667 youth were placed in 82 workplaces. Youth@Work’s school-year program is currently serving 80 students at 47 worksites. The program provides students with more than just a paycheck. It teaches job-readiness skills, such as resume writing, interviewing, communication, and work ethics, and connects youth with adult mentors/role models. Jobs include: nonprofit organiza- tions (e.g.: LEAP, Boys and Girls clubs, Solar Youth); public service organizations (e.g.: Parks and Recreation, Board of Education, Housing Authority); and private partners (e.g.: Yale New Haven Hospital, Community Foundation, Consultation Center). Also at the heart of the program is encouragement for students to continue staying in school, with participants required to show their report card as assurance. Interested in supporting the program? Sponsoring one youth in a summer job costs $1100, so donations are welcome (checks can be made out to City of New Haven and mailed to Department
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