Comedy Workshop at Toastmasters Academy Meeting
S
hawn Purvis, a triple-district winner of the Toastmasters International Speech Contest, will present a workshop, Humor: The Art of Survival, at the monthly meet- ing of the Naples Toastmasters Academy, from 7 to 8:30 p.m., January 15, at the Bonita Springs Fire Station. Attendees will learn how to incorporate their own style of humor into their personal and profes- sional lives. “Anyone who has ever laughed has a sense of humor,” says Purvis. “Reproducing the humor is what takes learning.”
Shawn Purvis
Fee: $10; free for Toastmaster Academy members. Prereg- istration required. Location: 27701 Bonita Grande Dr. For information and reservations, call Marianne Oehser at 239- 216-3030 or email
MTOehser@gmail.com.
Jorde Opens NaplesMindBody- Hypnosis Practice
K Kristi Jorde
risti Jorde, MSW, author of the book A Child of Eternity, invites the public to unwind their minds through her new NaplesMindBodyHypnosis practice. Certified in hypnosis by the National Guild, Dolores Cannon in past-life regression and Tom Silver in scientific hypnotherapy, Jorde explores how to access deep subconscious wisdom to overcome habits, beliefs or fears that
interfere with life’s richest expression, enhance life perfor- mance or expand a spiritual journey.
“Our conscious minds are steeped in the conditioned beliefs that we have been accumulating since we first devel- oped consciousness,” says Jorde, who also holds an under- graduate degree from Stanford University and a MSW from Boston College. “This operating system controls our thoughts, emotions and actions, and by adulthood, it is so layered as to be virtually invisible and therefore, inaccessible. Hypnosis enables us to bypass this conscious gatekeeper.”
For more information and to make an appointment, call 239- 595-0633, email
Info@NaplesMindBodyHypnosis.com or visit
NaplesMindBodyHypnosis.com. See ad, page 12.
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