Events & Seminars

December 10th, 2008

6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Trinity Western University - Bellingham

BA in Psychology, in Multi-disciplinary Social Science or in Leadership!  

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Did you know that workers with a Bachelors' Degree earned an average of $56,000 in 2006 compared with $31,071 without a BA?   While money is not the only reason many people consider furthering their education, it is on the forefront of many people's minds in this unstable economy.  Now is the time!  Why wait any longer to increase your earning power.  With our unique Accelerated Degree Completion Program you can continue with your full time job while completing your degree.  Our Information Night is loaded with valuable info as well as an interactive discussion on the topic of leadership for a taste of what could be your learning experience.  Your dream of completing a degree is just around the corner.  Book your seat today. 

P.S. Already have your degree? Why not make a difference in some else's life and introduce them to this opportunity.  

All events are hosted at our Bellingham Campus at 143 W. Kellogg Road. 

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Trinity Western University - Bellingham
WINTER 2009 COURSES BEGIN IN JANUARY
Register now for the Winter 2009 term

    PSYC 440  Psychology of Religion                                Instructor: Patrick Geracie

                      Class begins Tuesday, January 6th at 6:30pm
     LDRS 303  Contemporary and Popular Approaches      Instructor:  Gabriel Cuff
                      Class begins Thursday, January 8th at 6:30pm       

     UNIV 301/LDRS 301  Life Long Learning Strategies     Instructor:  Linda Long
                      Class begins Monday, January 19th at 6:30pm
                   

 

January 8th, 2008

Brown Bag Seminar 

12:00 n.n. - 1:30 p.m.
Trinity Western University - Bellingham

 

  The Gottman Method for Working with Couples:   
 Integrating its key elements into your practice

 

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Connie Feutz, M.A., LMHC, is a Senior Clinician - and one of six Master Teachers - for the Gottman Institute in Seattle, WA.  A contributing author to The Marriage Clinic Casebook, Connie has offered clinical consultation to clinicians in four different countries.  With over 24 years of clinical experience, Connie specializes in working with couples in high distress.  John Gottman, PhD has called her “an extraordinarily gifted couples’ therapist.”   Equally important in her style of therapy is the training she has received from Sue Johnson, PhD in Emotionally Focused Therapy.  Connie resides and works in Bellingham Washington.  

In this lecture, Connie will give an overview of the Gottman Method (GM), from its conceptual framework to its practical aspects.  Drawing from John Gottman’s 34 years of research on marriages, Connie will highlight which aspects of the GM are most beneficial when working with couples in distress and how to weave these concepts into a practical application.  She will also present a case study using the Marathon Couples Therapy method, an intensive and focused therapeutic modality offering 15 – 22 hours of therapy over two and a half days. 

All events are hosted at our Bellingham Campus at 143 W. Kellogg Road.

Book online to reserve your seat