Reminder – New location is Riverbend Church (address below) and meetings are now the last Tuesday of the month!
Wholehearted Living - And The Obstacles That Get In Our Way
An Interactive Workshop on Brene Brown’s Daring WayTM
Model
Shame. Vulnerability. Authenticity. Little words packed full of meaning and relevance. Shame is something that many of us, and many of our clients, try desperately to avoid. What do these attempts at avoidance look like? How do they affect our sense of self? Our ability to engage in meaningful relationships? Our overall well-being? What could life look like if we let our guard down and learned to truly “Show Up, Be Seen, and Live Brave?”
These topics and more are addressed within the invigorating and healing structure of Brene Brown’s Daring WayTM model. Brene’s work puts a framework around a truth that is so deeply rooted within the human experience that we can’t help but perk up our ears and open up our hearts – we re-learn our truth within a model that provides clarity and hope when we engage in the Daring Way. This work shows us how to help our clients, our colleagues, and ourselves forge meaningful personal paths paved with authenticity, empathy, and self-compassion.
In this session you will learn:
- The differences between shame, guilt, embarrassment, and humiliation
- Four key myths of vulnerability
- An overview of the Daring Way training & certification process
- Experiential exposure to key Daring WayTM concepts
You will leave with an understanding of what the Daring WayTM training process entails, a basic overview of topics covered in the curriculum, and new tools and language around concepts of shame and vulnerability to assist in your work with clients.
Your Presenter:
Ilana Zivkovich, LCSW, LCDC, CDWF
Ilana Zivkovich serves as the Clinical Director for Promises Austin, a residential treatment center for adults facing dual diagnosis and chemical dependency issues. Also a private practice therapist, consultant, and trainer, Ilana has focused her career on helping individuals and families thrive, as well as working with professionals to enhance flourishing in their careers via clinical supervision, innovative training opportunities, and professional & personal development. Ilana specializes in addiction recovery (both chemical and process), shame resiliency, family of origin and family dynamic issues, grief and loss, trauma, positive psychology, and professional & cultural development. Across these focus areas, Ilana’s consistent goal is to help others identify their personal strengths, access the tools to heal the wounds that get in the way, and truly thrive within their personal, relational, and professional lives.
WHERE IS THE MEETING?
Riverbend Church
4214 Capital of Texas Hwy N.
Austin, TX 78746
(512) 327-3540
Meeting Agenda:
6:00 - 6:30 PM - Event Check-In & Networking
6:30 - 6:40 PM - Chapter Business & Speaker Introduction
6:40 - 7:55 PM - Speaker Presentation and Interactive Exercises/Activities
7:55 - 8:00 PM - Announcements
8:00 - 8:15 PM - Adjourn
Plenty of free parking!
MEETING ACTIVITY FEES:
Whether a coach or not, everyone is welcome to attend our meetings. The following fees cover activities and meeting costs:
- Austin ICF Chapter members – Free
- Non-local, but National ICF Chapter members -- $10
- Non-members and Guests -- $15
