"Men at Mid-Life: Rekindling The Fire"
A Workshop with Dan Keusal, M.S., LMFT
Saturday, August 21, 2010
(Pre-registration is required; download the registration form here)
Space is limited to 15 participants.
Many men reach their late 30s, their 40s, and even their early 50s, and find themselves facing questions like: “Why do I feel disconnected from my partner or spouse? Why don’t I have any close male friends? What price have I paid for ‘success’? Is it really true that ‘big boys don’t cry’? Why do I feel responsible for so much and at peace about so little? Is time running out on me? Do other men feel the way I do?”
This day-long workshop offers the opportunity to gather with other men and explore these questions. Drawing on psychology, sports, movies, poetry, music, spirituality and more, we will reflect on our own experiences, consider new ways of being, and look at how to move into the second half of life with a renewed sense of vitality and hope.
Date: Saturday August 21, 2010
Time: 10 AM - 4 PM
Place: Dan Keusal's office conference room: (Northgate area of Seattle--directions will be sent via email upon receipt of registration).
Fee: $85 payable at time of registration; fee is non-fundable.
Pre-registration is required: Please download the registration form, print it out, fill it out, and mail it to Dan Keusal (instructions are on the form).
Dan Keusal, M.S., LMFT helps people find their purpose, heal their pain, and live with passion. He does this with a unique integration of psychotherapy, astrology, spirituality, and the arts—disciplines he has come to call the “cousins in soul-making.”
Dan holds a master’s degree in Marriage & Family Therapy from Seattle Pacific University and is a WA State Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist. He has studied Analytical (Jungian) Psychology at the C.G. Jung Institute of Chicago, and has served as President of The Seattle Counselors Association. He holds a degree in Theology from the University of Notre Dame, and worked for years as a minister. He has completed basic training in shamanism with The Foundation for Shamanic Studies. After two years of study with local astrologers Sheila Belanger and Laura Nalbandian, Dan completed a five-year astrological apprenticeship with internationally renowned astrologer, author, and teacher Steven Forrest. Dan studied jazz guitar at the Griggs School of Music in Virginia, and released a CD of his own compositions in 2001. He is an accomplished photographer, an avid baseball fan, and a “certified cinema buff.”
For more than 20 years, Dan has led workshops for a wide range of organizations, including Microsoft, Providence Health Systems, Seattle University, and dozens of churches, professional organizations, and community groups. By integrating practical examples with stories, humor, and the arts, Dan has gained a reputation for speaking to the heart as well as the head.
More info about Dan and his work as a Counselor, Astrologer, and Speaker is available here.