The Centre for Spirituality at Work
&
The University of St. Michael's College
in the University of Toronto
invite you to:

ENNEAGRAM AT WORK
with HELEN PEACOCK

3 Tuesdays, Oct. 18, 25, Nov. 1, 2005, 6:45 - 9:45 pm
At the ABC, near Yonge & Bloor, Toronto

The Enneagram is a powerful system for understanding human motivation that offers amazing insights into the way we perceive and relate. Its origins are believed to date back to at least 14 th century Sufism, and its acceptance today was developed partly through its use in Jesuit communities. The Enneagram styles differ from the well-known Myers-Briggs types by focusing on motivation, beliefs, and inner habits of thinking and feeling. You find your place on the Enneagram through your inner experience rather than your outer behaviour. Learn to apply the Enneagram in your work and personal life as a tool for self-awareness, leadership, relationships and teambuilding.

Helen Peacock, MSc, has been giving Enneagram teachings through the Centre for Spirituality at Work for several years now and her programs are always fascinating and popular. We are indeed fortunate to have her, the Past President of the International Enneagram Association who has studied with every major Enneagram author/teacher. Through Turning Point International, Helen achieves extraordinary results for her corporate clients, such as Cara Operations and Motorola Canada, by applying her in-depth knowledge of the Enneagram motivational model and her many years of line management experience. She focuses on the areas of Leadership, Teambuilding and Change Management. Reach Helen at Helen.Peacock@sympatico.ca.

REGISTRATION: An ABC discount card will be given to all who attend. The program fee is $125 received by Tuesday, Oct. 11 or $140 following. $100/$115 for St. Mike's Blue Card holders. $20 non-refundable material fee payable at registration. VISA, MasterCard or cheque. Please register with our partner, the Continuing Education department at St. Mike's: 416-926-7254, or ContinuingEd.StMikes@utoronto.ca. For cancellations received in writing by Oct. 11 by St. Mike's, you receive $100. Or up to the first evening, you can substitute another person. See all the wonderful programs offered by St. Mike's ConEd at www.utoronto.ca/stmikes.

CAR-POOLING: If you are coming from outside Toronto and can give a ride or need a ride, please contact Rita Reid-Smith at reid-smith@rogers.com. She will connect possible car-poolers so that hopefully everyone who wants to attend is able to. We suggest that each passenger contribute $5.00 each way to the driver.

LOCATION: Anglican Book Centre ("the ABC") at their new store at 80 Hayden St., the 1st street south of Bloor St., east from Church St. Just a few minutes walk from the Yonge-Bloor TTC station. Metered parking is on Church St., and a paid lot at the S/W corner of Church and Bloor.

The Centre for Spirituality at Work
&
The University of St. Michael's College
in the University of Toronto
invite you to:

RE- FIREMENT NOT RETIREMENT
with SYBILLA MANNSFELDT

4 Thursdays, Nov. 10, 17, 24, Dec. 1 2005, 6:45 - 9:45 pm
At the ABC, near Yonge & Bloor, Toronto

It is time to retire the word "retire" and find renewal and passion for the new chapter in your life. Join others of like mind. First, do a series of self-assessment exercises for personal growth and self-awareness, exploring psychological and spiritual dimensions and the necessary developmental tasks for "growing" old, not just "getting" old. Then, review various activity options that can give your life meaning and purpose: paid and unpaid work for productive, enriching years to realize your potential, make a contribution to society, and leave a legacy. Don't count the years, make the years count!

Sybilla Mannsfeldt has been a Career Management Professional for the past 25 years. Now she specializes in pre-retirement and retirement counselling. Sybilla is certified as a Mid-Life and Long-Life Directions Consultant by Drs. Janice Brewi and Anne Brennan, who are Roman Catholic sisters internationally known for their programs and numerous books on psychological and spiritual perspectives for the Second Half of Life. Reach Sybilla at smannsfeldt@sympatico.ca.

REGISTRATION: An ABC discount card will be given to all who attend. The program fee is $150 received by Thursday, Nov. 3 or $165 following. $125/$140 for St. Mike's Blue Card holders. $65 non-refundable material fee payable at registration. VISA, MasterCard or cheque. Please register with our partner, the Continuing Education department at St. Mike's: 416-926-7254, or ContinuingEd.StMikes@utoronto.ca. For cancellations received in writing by Oct. 11 by St. Mike's, you receive $100. Or up to the first evening, you can substitute another person. See all the wonderful programs offered by St. Mike's ConEd at www.utoronto.ca/stmikes.

CAR-POOLING: If you are coming from outside Toronto and can give a ride or need a ride, please contact Rita Reid-Smith at reid-smith@rogers.com. She will connect possible car-poolers so that hopefully everyone who wants to attend is able to. We suggest that each passenger contribute $5.00 each way to the driver.

LOCATION: Anglican Book Centre ("the ABC") at their new store at 80 Hayden St., the 1st street south of Bloor St., east from Church St. Just a few minutes walk from the Yonge-Bloor TTC station. Metered parking is on Church St., and a paid lot at the S/W corner of Church and Bloor.

The Centre for Spirituality at Work
&
The University of St. Michael's College
in the University of Toronto
invite you to:

AN INTRODUCTION TO CONSTRUCTIVE COMMUNICATION
with KATHLEEN CONWAY

Saturday Nov. 19, 2005, 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
At the ABC, near Yonge & Bloor, Toronto

Be introduced to a simple yet profound process for preventing or peacefully resolving differences by deeply connecting with another person's feelings and needs as well as with your own. Teams can increase goodwill and cooperation amongst themselves and with others; co-workers can resolve differences and accommodate different viewpoints. Individuals can break patterns of thinking that lead to anger, depression and stress; parents can nurture and build family relationships. Constructive Communication, also known as Compassionate Nonviolent Communication, is based on the work of Marshall Rosenberg, Ph.D., founder of the Center for Nonviolent Communication.

Kathleen Conway, MA (www.CamdenCommunications.com) is a facilitator and writer who specializes in communications skills. She is a trainer candidate with the Center for Nonviolent Communication (www.CNVC.org), and has studied the work of the founder, Dr. Marshall Rosenberg, for eight years. Kathleen is certified as a coach & facilitator by the Center for Creative Leadership and leads lively, interactive and practical workshops throughout Canada and the U.S. Some of her current clients include VISA Canada, TSX Group, MCI Canada, and federal and provincial government ministries and agencies. You can reach Kathleen at KConway@CamdenCommunications.com.

REGISTRATION: An ABC discount card will be given to all who attend. The program fee is $100 received by Monday, Nov. 14 or $115 following. $75/$90 for St. Mike's Blue Card holders. VISA, MasterCard or cheque. Please register with our partner, the Continuing Education department at St. Mike's: 416-926-7254, or ContinuingEd.StMikes@utoronto.ca. For cancellations received in writing by Nov. 14 by St. Mike's, you receive $85. Or you can substitute another person. See all the wonderful programs offered by St. Mike's ConEd at www.utoronto.ca/stmikes.

CAR-POOLING: If you are coming from outside Toronto and can give a ride or need a ride, please contact Rita Reid-Smith at reid-smith@rogers.com. She will connect possible car-poolers so that hopefully everyone who wants to attend is able to. We suggest that each passenger contribute $5.00 each way to the driver.

LOCATION: Anglican Book Centre ("the ABC") at their new store at 80 Hayden St., the 1st street south of Bloor St., east from Church St. Just a few minutes walk from the Yonge-Bloor TTC station. Metered parking is on Church St., and a paid lot at the S/W corner of Church and Bloor.

The Centre for Spirituality at Work
&
The University of St. Michael's College
in the University of Toronto
invite you to:

THE PATHTM: CREATING YOUR MISSION STATEMENT FOR WORK AND FOR LIFE
with JEANNE THERIAULT

3 Tuesdays, Jan. 24, 31, Feb. 7, 2006, 6:45 - 9:45pm
At the ABC, near Yonge & Bloor, Toronto

In a world where we are forced daily to make decisions that lead us either closer to or further from our goals, no tool is as valuable in providing direction as your own mission statement ~ a brief, focused, and powerful statement of purpose that you can use to initiate, evaluate and refine all your life's activities. A carefully thought out mission statement acts as both harness and a sword, connecting you with what is true about your life and cutting away all that is false. This program is based on the work of bestselling author Laurie Beth Jones.

Jeanne Theriault is an expert Coach of both individuals and teams, who addresses the Heart & Spirit within an organization and the person. She is certified as an Industrial Relations professional, a Self-Esteem facilitator, and a PathTM facilitator. You can contact Jeanne at jeanne@heartpath.ca.

REGISTRATION: An ABC discount card will be given to all who attend. The program fee is $125 received by Tuesday, Jan. 17 or $140 following. $100/$115 for St. Mike's Blue Card holders. $20 non-refundable material fee payable at registration. VISA, MasterCard or cheque. Please register with our partner, the Continuing Education department at St. Mike's: 416-926-7254, or ContinuingEd.StMikes@utoronto.ca. For cancellations received in writing by Jan. 17 by St. Mike's, you receive $100. Or up to the first evening, you can substitute another person. See all the wonderful programs offered by St. Mike's ConEd at www.utoronto.ca/stmikes.

CAR-POOLING: If you are coming from outside Toronto and can give a ride or need a ride, please contact Rita Reid-Smith at reid-smith@rogers.com. She will connect possible car-poolers so that hopefully everyone who wants to attend is able to. We suggest that each passenger contribute $5.00 each way to the driver.

LOCATION: Anglican Book Centre ("the ABC") at their new store at 80 Hayden St., the 1st street south of Bloor St., east from Church St. Just a few minutes walk from the Yonge-Bloor TTC station. Metered parking is on Church St., and a paid lot at the S/W corner of Church and Bloor.

The Centre for Spirituality at Work
&
The University of St. Michael's College
in the University of Toronto
invite you to:

FINDING VOCATION: CLARITY + COURAGE = CONFIDENCE
with The Rev. Dr. TIM ELLIOTT

3 Mondays, Feb. 20, 27, Mar. 6, 2006, 6:45 - 9:30 pm
At the ABC, near Yonge & Bloor, Toronto

Most people spend more time planning a vacation than they do thinking about their life. In order to move forward with confidence and find your vocation, both clarity and courage are necessary. This program gives you time for personal self-reflection, sharing with a partner, and group discussion, all within the context of the discernment model, Clarity and Courage. Come with your musings about your career restlessness, your retirement, your job loss, or other major life changes. And enjoy the live piano music and singing that will help us on the journey.

The Rev. Dr. TIM ELLIOTT, DMin, (www.TimElliott.ca) is a work transition consultant whose doctoral work focused on vocation. He is a jazz pianist and an Anglican priest who started popular Jazz Vespers services. Through Elliott Resource Services, Tim offers programs that integrate music, spirituality, teamwork, creativity and business to encourage purposeful and responsible living for both organizations and individuals. And for fun, he is currently researching the connection between jazz and spirituality. Reach Tim at tim@TimElliott.ca.

REGISTRATION: An ABC discount card will be given to all who attend. The program fee is $125 received by Monday, Feb. 13, or $140 following. $100/$115 for St. Mike's Blue Card holders. $20 non-refundable material fee payable at registration. VISA, MasterCard or cheque. Please register with our partner, the Continuing Education department at St. Mike's: 416-926-7254, or ContinuingEd.StMikes@utoronto.ca. For cancellations received in writing by Feb. 13 by St. Mike's, you receive $100. Or up to the first evening, you can substitute another person See all the wonderful programs offered by St. Mike's ConEd at www.utoronto.ca/stmikes.

CAR-POOLING: If you are coming from outside Toronto and can give a ride or need a ride, please contact Rita Reid-Smith at reid-smith@rogers.com. She will connect possible car-poolers so that hopefully everyone who wants to attend is able to. We suggest that each passenger contribute $5.00 each way to the driver.

LOCATION: Anglican Book Centre ("the ABC") at their new store at 80 Hayden St., the 1st street south of Bloor St., east from Church St. Just a few minutes walk from the Yonge-Bloor TTC station. Metered parking is on Church St., and a paid lot at the S/W corner of Church and Bloor.

THE VALUES IMPERATIVE
with PAUL GIROUX

3 Tuesdays, April 11, 18 and 25, 2006, 6:45 to 9:45 pm
At the ABC, near Yonge & Bloor, Toronto

Values are the priorities that underpin your behaviour-your emotions, beliefs, ideas and decisions. Yet 90% are unconscious. Learn to name and define your own values, and receive a personalized and comprehensive values profile. Understanding your values and following their predictable development will help you work and live with greater integrity and authenticity and pull you into your future, influencing your choices, decisions and relationships. This program is based on the work of Dr. Brian Hall, internationally acclaimed author of Values Shift, The Genesis Effect, and other best-selling books.

Paul Giroux is a long-term career management and personality profile specialist in work transition, renewal and values consulting. He is also a former theology faculty member. Paul is certified to train others in Values Technology (www.KnowAndRelate.com), developed by California-based former Torontonian Dr. Brian Hall for use with organizations, couples, and individuals. Paul has been a friend of the Centre for Spirituality at Work since the beginning, developing the values statement for the first conference in 1998 and offering workshops at most of our conferences since then. Reach Paul at pauljgiroux@yahoo.ca.

REGISTRATION: An ABC discount card will be given to all who attend. The program fee is $125 received by Tuesday, April 4, or $140 following. $100/$115 for St. Mike's Blue Card holders. $20 non-refundable material fee payable at registration. VISA, MasterCard or cheque. Please register with our partner, the Continuing Education department at St. Mike's: 416-926-7254, or ContinuingEd.StMikes@utoronto.ca. For cancellations received in writing by April 4 by St. Mike's, you receive $100. Or up to the first evening, you can substitute another person. See all the wonderful programs offered by St. Mike's ConEd at www.utoronto.ca/stmikes.

CAR-POOLING: If you are coming from outside Toronto and can give a ride or need a ride, please contact Rita Reid-Smith at reid-smith@rogers.com. She will connect possible car-poolers so that hopefully everyone who wants to attend is able to. We suggest that each passenger contribute $5.00 each way to the driver.

LOCATION: Anglican Book Centre ("the ABC") at their new store at 80 Hayden St., the 1st street south of Bloor St., east from Church St. Just a few minutes walk from the Yonge-Bloor TTC station. Metered parking is on Church St., and a paid lot at the S/W corner of Church and Bloor.