So much happens as we age.

We slow down.
Gain perspective.
Understand what is precious.
Perhaps let go of some things while we embrace others.

As we round the bend, going into the final stretch, we are confronted with physical, psychological, relational and spiritual challenges.

This transition might mean coming to terms with demons that need to be put into their place. Or …reconnecting to old, dear friends… or distancing from those that no longer serve you well.

Sometimes we need to honor and act on our personal dreams… or for some, finding humility and paying attention to others after a period of neglect.

This passage may be about our relationship with physical pain, the medical world… or finding an abiding reason for being.

The shadow is always there; as well as the challenge of discovering a new kind of freedom.

In this workshop, with psychiatrist Mark Banschick and psychotherapist Penny Cohen as our guides, we’ll explore the energetic impact of aging and discuss ways to let go of what no longer works, while embracing what truly does.

We’ll unpack how aging is affecting us, our clients or loved ones – and how we can seize happiness and live a more conscious life.

After all, we are all in the same special boat – the boat of this life.

There is a reason that aging is left for older people. We’ve got what it takes.

Space is limited to the first 100 registrants.
This webinar is FREE of charge, but you must register.
This webinar will be recorded, but you must register to receive a link.
A confirmation and Zoom link will be sent to you upon registration.

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Mark Banschick, MD is the co-founder of The Katonah Study Group. He is a psychiatrist working with both adults and children, and the co-author of The Intelligent Divorce book series. These books can be found on Amazon and also on Goodreads.

Dr. Banschick completed his residency in General Psychiatry at Georgetown University Hospital and a Child Fellowship at New York-Presbyterian Medical Center. Dr. Banschick is also a contributor to Psychology Today with fourteen million readers to date. He is in private practice in Stamford, CT – and can be reached at 914-714-0954.

Penny Cohen, LCSW has been counseling, lecturing, and conducting workshops internationally on personal, relationship, career, and spiritual development and Kabbalah for the over 30 years. She holds a Master’s degree in social work from Columbia University, is a licensed psychotherapist, certified hypnotherapist, EMDR and Energy Psychology Practitioner, and Life and Spiritual Coach and is the author of Personal Kabbalah:  32 Paths To Inner Peace And Life Purpose.  She has a private practice and works with individuals and groups in person, onsite or virtually.

Visit her website at www.PennyCohen.com, contact her at Penny@PennyCohen.com, or phone:  (914) 764-1708.