LETTERS From CAMP Rehoboth |
4th Annual CAMP Women's Conference Weekend |
by Andrea Andrus |
Picture this...a warm, beach weekend in April...lots of women and great energy...fun parties at a cool place...an entire day of community and learning with some very accomplished women in their fields...cool girl gear and great door prizes...the opportunity to interact with a powerful speaker whose message is one of hope and love...a chance to be creative through color and your own spirit...fabulous entertainment with one of the funniest comediennes to grace HBO and with one of the most electrifying and empowering singers and songwriters in women's and mainstream music...and a special surprise that will be sure to have us getting up off our seats and raising our hands. There are lots more things happening so don't miss our Women's Conference Weekend 2004 which promises to be the best ever with great fun and sellout crowds.
The Women's Conference Weekend begins on Friday, April 16th with a party from 5-7 pm at Cloud 9 with music by DJ Sharon Messina, free appetizers and cash bar. At 8 pm, comedienne Suzanne Westenhoefer will be back by popular demand. Don't miss the post-event party from 10 pm-1 am at Cloud 9 with no cover charge. The major event of the weekend is The Women's Conference on Financial, Health and Legal Issues which takes place on Saturday from 8 am-3:30 pm. From exciting vendors to stimulating workshops, there's something for everyone. We'll start off the day with registration, a continental breakfast, and our keynote speaker, Melanie Mills, a nationally-known speaker and consultant. She has touched millions with her message about fulfillment of the human spirit. During the day, in addition to attending some wonderful workshops by experts in their fields who have generously donated their energy and time, you'll have the opportunity to visit vendor tables, participate in exploring the language of your soul through process painting, eat a delicious lunch and do some networking. Attendees will be eligible for fabulous door and raffle prizes. There's moreanother party at Cloud 9. Then look forward to listening to one of the pioneers in women's music, international performer, Cris Williamson. For you night owls, there will be another post-event party at Cloud 9 from 10:00 pm to 1 am with a DJ, but no cover charge. Our thanks to the following Women's Conference Weekend Sponsors: AmericInn; Blue Moon; Bud Light; Cloud 9; Dos Locos; Dune Tunes; Jackie Goff; Olivia Tours; Starbucks Coffee Company; Teresa "TC" Cason, Realtor, MBA, RE/MAX Realty Group-DRT; and Wawa. Their support for our community and all of these events has enabled us to do much more this year to make it a wonderful weekend for everyone. Don't miss this enchanting Women's Conference Weekend. Refer to the conference workshops list, choose the workshops and entertainment events that you wish to attend, complete the registration form and mail it to CAMP Rehoboth along with your payment. If you are on our mailing list, you will receive our conference brochure by mail. All tickets and reservations will be held at the CAMP office for pick up or they will be available at "will call" at the events. Space is limited so make your reservations now. Workshop A 10:15 1. Passion, Presence & Peace Dr. Sue Morter Learn how stress, pressure and deadlines shape your daily experience and destroy a balanced life of self care, prayer, or quiet time. Find and express your spiritual wisdom in your professional and personal life and discover more energy, optimism, and certainty. 2. Writing For Fun & Profit Fay Jacobs | Letters from CAMP Rehoboth Learn how to write for fun, profit, or to publicize your nonprofit organization. Includes how to cure writer's block right now! This workshop offers you a practical guide to writing fiction, non-fiction or promotional releases. 3. Financial Scandals & Your Money Thomas McGlone, MBA | Wachovia Securities Jill Gunter | Scudder Investments Mutual funds, day trading, Tyco, Enron, Martha Stewart...what does it all mean? Learn to understand the scandals and their impact on your savings. 4. Down To Earth Kim Furtado, ND Learn practical tips and discuss how you can regain balance in your life by learning from your Mother Earth. Gain information on common home remedies, plants you can grow and use safely, some basic whole foods nutrition, and environmentally safe household tips. Learn how naturopathic medicine can complement your preventative and earth friendly self care. 5. Diagnosing Your Own Golf Swing Norma Clark | U.S. Golf Teachers Federation Examine the five fundamentals of the full swing and learn what causes topped shots, slice, and hooks. Learn to diagnose and fix YOUR game when it goes south. Beginners, novices and experienced golfers welcome. Workshop B 11:30 1. Couples Survival Libby Stiff, MSW Provides couples with powerful skills to feel close, connected and understood. Learn to open up and deepen intimacy by learning that intimacy does not require a loss of self. 2. Ask The Lawyers Ellen J. Feinberg, Esquire Kim DeBonte, Esquire Two respected local attorneys will discuss topics of interest to Delaware residents, including domestic relations (adoption, second parent adoption, termination of parental rights, partitions of real estate, etc.) plus issues of importance to the lesbian community. This is a great opportunity to ask questions and obtain free legal advice. 3. What's Your Risk Dale G. Reddish, MSN, CRNP Do you know the leading cause of death in women? What can you do about your health risks? You will find the answer to these questions and more as we examine the current information about breast cancer, heart disease and diabetes. The time is now. Take action to reduce your risk and improve your health. 4. Party Planning & Healthy Entertaining Chef Martha Austin | Owner, CHEF4YOU Planning an intimate evening for 2 or a blowout for 50? In this workshop, you'll learn simple techniques for elegant and healthy party food preparation. Learn how much food and drink to prepare; how to complement flavors and textures; how to easily create beautiful presentations; and how to create it all ahead of time. Food sample and recipes included. 5. What Is Acupuncture? Sally Laux, RN, MAc What does acupuncture do and how does it work? Attend this workshop and learn how acupuncture can support your health and well being. Workshop C 2:00 1. Tools For Home Improvement Lynn Sheridan, CR, CGR Learn how to use tools for various projects around the home; how to select the right power tools, and how to use them. Yes, ladies, it's time to tackle those household projects and show the men what you can do when you have the right tools! 2. It's The Swing To Do! Cathin Bishop | Ballroom Dancer Dance away those carbs! Learn the basic footwork of single and triple swing, how to lead or follow, and a pattern or two to dazzle the crowds. Singles welcome. 3. I Have A Pain In The Neck! Lesley Rogan, M.Ed, PT, ATC Discussion will focus on common cervical (neck) and shoulder problems, including some simple solutions and suggestions on ways to avoid them. 4. Stressed For Success? Kim Goodman, LCSW-C, LGSW Stress can lead to all sorts of serious mental and physical health complications. In addition to the stressors facing all women, women who partner with women must often deal with increased stress due to anti-gay discrimination at work, in their families, and in society. This fun, interactive workshop will help you identify and take charge of the stress in your life. 5. Discovering The Wonders Of Hatha Yoga Susan Hamadock, MA, MSW, LCSW-C Hatha Yoga is a holistic science that addresses the body, mind and spirit. Within the study and practice of yoga, there are techniques that are of special importance to women at all stages of life. Come in comfortable clothing and learn effective practices that are designed to provide rest, relaxation and rejuvenation. Suitable for all ages and all fitness levels. New This Year Open Heart: A Process Painting Workshop Karen Barwick, Artist An all-day process painting experience. Visit Karen's table in the main area and make your mark. No artistic experience or skill is necessary. |
LETTERS From CAMP Rehoboth, Vol. 14, No. 2 March 12, 2004 |