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Topic: Alternatives to Violence
Alternatives to Violence Program: Releasing the anger
October 8, 2007 | 
“I would not volunteer my time for such a long weekend if I were not convinced of the efficacy of the program.” — Polly Coe
With those words, Coe said it is not too late to register for the next offering of the Alternatives to Violence Program, a transformative weekend program designed to break down the barriers of suppressed emotions and thus learn new strategies to break the cycle of anger and violence.
Coe, a licensed therapist, is once again offering this three-day workshop October 12-14 at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at 3035 Highway 41A South. The $30 fee includes food and facilities costs. «Read the rest of this article»
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