Communicating About Money in Relationships
Misunderstandings and disagreements about money within relationships is common and ranks as one of the top two areas of conflict between partners. Constructive and satisfying conversations about money in relationships requires that both parties understand how they learned about money and develop a clear sense about their own ’money personality’.
Join John Gaspari, Executive Director of the Center for Work and Family Life who will lead a two session workshop designed to help participants:
- Understand the role that money plays in their life
- Identify their own ‘money personality’
- Clarify their money goals and motivations
- Improve their ability to communicate about money matters in their relationship
This is a two session workshop. Space is limited.
| UPC |
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HSC |
| Wednesdays, 10/21, 10/28 |
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Thursdays, 10/22, 10/29 |
| Center for Work and Family Life |
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Center for Health Professions Bldg (CHP) |
| University Village (UVI) E206 |
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Room 233 D |
| 12:00pm - 1:00pm |
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12:00pm - 1:00pm |
Staff Assembly Open Forums
The Staff Assembly is sponsoring two open forums in November – one at HSC on November 10 and one at UPC on November 11. John Gaspari, LCSW, Executive Director of the USC Center for Work and Family Life will be the presenter for both sessions. John’s talk is titled, ‘Surviving and Thriving in the Whitewater’ and in it he will reflect on:
- How uncertain times and change impact workers and the workplace
- How attitude and perspective determines who survives and who thrives during times of change and uncertainty
- Healthy and simple approaches to addressing change and stress in our lives
| UPC |
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HSC |
| Wednesday, 11/11 |
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Tuesday, 11/10 |
| Hedco Neuroscience (HNB) |
|
McKibben Hall (MCH) |
| Room 100 |
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Room 149 |
| 12:00pm - 1:30pm |
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12:00pm - 1:30pm |
Stress Management — The Old Fashioned Way
For faculty and staff interested in reducing their stress, the Center for Work and Family Life is sponsoring a unique workshop that
will teach a blend of modern and ancient techniques including mindfulness, breathing, and other consciousness-raising methods proven
over time and across cultures.
learn how to:
- Develop greater awareness of stressors
- Manage the body’s responses to stress
- Use breathing, mindfulness, and natural techniques to reducestress in everyday modern life
| UPC |
| Monday, November 16, 2009 |
| Montgomery Ross Fisher (MRF) |
| Hamovitch Research Center |
| 12:00pm - 1:00pm |
Weight Watchers at Work
The knowledge and inspiration you get at Weight Watchers meetings can help you make positive changes to lose weight and keep it off. As a member, you will attend meetings once a week for less than an hour. Each week you will have a confidential weigh-in to help you track your progress. You also learn how to make wise food choices and the Weight Watchers approach to exercise.
Call Nazeen Sayeed at 323 442-8354 for information about the HSC Weight Watchers at Work program.
University Park Campus
Thursdays
Gould School of Law, Room 2 (basement)
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Remember, you can join at any time during the series. Call 213.821.2837 or, email: cwfl@usc.edu.
