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The Colorful Road to Happiness

By Pamela Hochstetter

City Hall, Thurs June 26^th, 6:30 8:00pm

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Most of us live our days filled to the brim with commitments, responsibilities, appointments - you get the picture.� Building in a sufficient balance of quiet, relaxing, renewing time may be the perfect antidote to stress, burnout and unhappiness.

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Pamela Hochstetter, M. Div. will discuss the benefits of creating a Process Art practice.� What is Process Art?� Who should try it?� Do you need to be an artist?� Where can you do it?� These and other questions generated by attendees will be enthusiastically addressed.�

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(Warning:� You may find this activity to be habit-forming.)

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Pamela Hochstetter is a life-long practicing artist, Process Art facilitator, educator and spiritual guide.� She holds a Master of Divinity degree from YaleDivinitySchool, as well as a Bachelor's, summa cum laude, in art & education.� Her training in Process Art was with Jane Gross, MA, LCSW.

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Everyone is welcome; admission is free!

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When:		June 26, 2008 6:30pm-8:00pm
Where:		City Hall, 165 Church St., Meeting Rooms One & Two, 2nd Floor Front Door Entrance, Up Staircase, Meeting Room One is located down the hall on the right. Parking: Free Public Parking Yale Lot 51 (Temple St. b/t Wall St. & Elm St.,~ 2 blocks from City Hall) after 4pm on Weekdays. Meter parking available on surrounding streets. City Hall Garage located off Elm St. charges $4/hour. Questions? This email address is hidden from email harvesters via JavaScript or www.happinessclub.com
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� The Colorful Road to Happiness By Pamela Hochstetter City Hall, Thurs June 26^th, 6:30 8:00pm � Most of us live our days filled to the brim with commitments, responsibilities, appointments - you get the picture.� Building in a sufficient balance of quiet, relaxing, renewing time may be the perfect antidote to stress, burnout and unhappiness. � Pamela Hochstetter, M. Div. will discuss the benefits of creating a Process Art practice.� What is Process Art?� Who should try it?� Do you need to be an artist?� Where can you do it?� These and other questions generated by attendees will be enthusiastically addressed.� � (Warning:� You may find this activity to be habit-forming.) � Pamela Hochstetter is a life-long practicing artist, Process Art facilitator, educator and spiritual guide.� She holds a Master of Divinity degree from YaleDivinitySchool, as well as a Bachelor's, summa cum laude, in art & education.� Her training in Process Art was with Jane Gross, MA, LCSW. � Everyone is welcome; admission is free! Additional Info/Contact: This email address is hidden from email harvesters via JavaScript

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