Thrive Workshop

Description of event:

Thrive is a hands on workshop for parents, caregivers & others who want to learn how to help the individuals in their lives who have autism, Asperger’s, ADHD/ADD or learning disabilities. This workshop will teach the fundamentals and tools for their loved ones to tolerate and cope with emotions as they create trusting safe relationships.

Date: Saturday, April 1st

Venue: Robert Livermore Community Center Larkspur North Room

Timeline:

• Light Breakfast/Check in-8:30am
• Workshop Starts- 9:30am
• Catered Lunch- 12:30-1:30pm
• End-4:30pm

Pricing:

Early Bird Special (February 20th-March 6th)

$175 early bird single

$297 early bird couple

Regular Price (March 7th- March 27th)

$200 single

$319 couple

At The Door (April 1st)

$225 single

$349 couple

Charitable Donation:

10% of proceeds from this event will be donated to Sunflower Hill Non Profit

Inclusions:

• Full day of instruction, group activities and coaching
• Thrive bag and binder
• Light Breakfast
• Catered lunch
• Afternoon refreshments

Facilitators:

Eva Angvert Harren-

For over 25 years, Eva Angvert Harren, has masterfully developed and taught her BEAM LiFE step-by-step core connection approach to people who wanted to move beyond their limitations.

Eva has facilitated workshops for hundreds of parents and their adult children on the Autism spectrum. The BEAM LiFE process has been an instrumental tool when helping participants to develop their natural strengths and abilities to release anxiety and addictive behaviors, and regulate emotions. The result is social ease and comfort, and the ability to create their own formula for successful living.

Eva is a Certified Integral Coach, Somatic Experiencing Practitioner (SEP) and a Certified Tipi Specialist. And . . . she's on the Autism spectrum."

Lynette Murphy-

For the past 29 years, she has passionately served, learned and worked with hundreds of clients in the field of autism.

She is a Iife coach for individuals with autism, Asperger’s, ADD/ADHD, learning disabilities. She was diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) in college. Lynette has two children diagnosed on the spectrum of autism.