I will be teaching Emotionally Healthy Woman in 2 parts at
Asian Theological Seminary in Quezon City, Metro Manila.
In The Emotionally Healthy Woman book, Geri Scazzero provides
you a way out of an inauthentic, superficial spirituality and a way to
experience genuine freedom in Christ. This seminar is for every woman who
thinks, ‘I can’t keep pretending everything is fine!’ (when it’s really not)
The journey to emotional health begins by stopping. As an overloaded pastor’s wife, Geri quit
being afraid of what others think. She quit denying her anger and sadness. She learned to stop overfunctioning and to quit
living someone else’s life. When you stop those things that are damaging to
your own soul and to the souls of others, you are freed to choose other ways of
being and relating that are rooted in love and lead to life. Breaking these
habits of relating will not only put you on the path to emotional health, but
also help you uncover the true purpose of your life.
The seminar will consist of lecture, video instruction,
journaling, group processing and partner sharing. This enables participants to not just listen
to good principles, but to take the time to process your own feelings and
experiences and apply the principles to your life.
Emotionally Healthy Woman 1 – Stop Being Afraid of What
Other People Think will be December 14 from 8:30 am til 4 pm. This session will cover the tendency to
ignore and stuff uncomfortable feelings because we are afraid people will think
less of us and our tendency to not tell the real truth of what we think and how
we feel. We will learn the Biblical basis
for facing our fears of what other people think about us so that we can begin
to live the life that God has called us to.
Emotionally Healthy Woman 2 – Stop Overfunctioning and Doing
for Others What They Can and Should Do for Themselves will be January 25, 2020
from 8:30 am til 4 pm. This session will
examine the tendency to take the responsibilities of other people and overload
ourselves so that we miss out on our responsibilities or end up frustrated and
blaming the people we are trying to help.
We will examine the faulty thinking that can keep us doing everything
that everyone else thinks we should be doing instead of living the life that
God has laid out for us. In the end,
many of us end up burned out and hurt by the people that we want to love. How can we change the pattern?
This 2-part seminar is
filled with practical application as it integrates emotional health and
spiritual maturity by rediscovering Biblical truths and quitting certain habits
that are detrimental to your mental health, overcoming guilt, dealing with
frustrating relationship, and developing emotionally and spiritually healthy
lifestyle.
SEMINAR OBJECTIVES:
At the conclusion of this seminar, the participants will be able to:
1. Demonstrate competence recognizing symptoms of unhealthy and unbiblical practices in our lives.
2. Demonstrate understanding and discernment when to say “no” and how to say,”no”.
3. Demonstrate skill in quitting habitual attitudes and wrong belief system.
4. Becoming aware of personal issues and begin the healing process
