2017 Workshop Schedule

Dates and time:

Sunday, February 12, 2017
Sunday, February 19
Sunday, February 26
Sunday, March 5

5:00 - 7:30 p.m. each evening

Location

Crescent Hill Baptist Church
2800 Frankfort Avenue
Louisville, Kentucky 40206

Cost:

Eventbrite - Divorce Recovery Workshop 2017 The workshops are free and open to the public. It will help us know how many people to expect if you would pre-register at www.Eventbrite.com, but you may certainly register at the door if you prefer -- the important thing is to show up.


Workshop Details

Directions

The church is located at the corner of Frankfort and Birchwood Avenues in Louisville. Please use the Birchwood Avenue entrance lobby opposite the Crescent Hill Public Library.

Parking

Free parking is available on Frankfort Avenue and in the library parking lot a half-block west of the church on Frankfort Avenue.

Child care

Free child care is provided for infants through fifth-graders. Please arrive 15 or 20 minutes early to settle children into their programs.

Meals

A light supper is provided for everyone each evening at no cost by members of Crescent Hill Baptist. Remember to thank them!

Small groups

The last half hour of each evening is spent in small group discussions led by support group facilitators, giving participants the opportunity to share their reactions to each evening's presentation.


Workshop Schedule

February 12

Coping with Separation & Divorce
How do you deal with the physical, social, and emotional impacts of divorce? A panel of recently divorced women and men will share their experiences, moderated by Paul York, support group facilitator.


February 19

Psychological and Spiritual Aspects of Divorce
What are the effects of divorce upon the self, upon relationships with others, and upon faith? How do we understand and manage these effects? How do we look ahead?

Kathryn Berlá, Ed.D, is a practicing licensed psychologist, board member of the Kentucky Psychoanalytic Institute, columnist, and therapist.

Joe Phelps, D.Min, is an author, community leader, and pastor of Highland Baptist Church.


February 26

Resources for Coping
Each attendee chooses any two of the following:

• Healthy and Unhealthy Relationships
Cece Lindsey is a staff member at The Center for Women and Families.

• Codependency
Mary Beams, RN, BC, is an outpatient counselor at The Brook Hospital.

• Understanding Grief as a Partner in your Divorce Journey
Sherry L. White, RN, BA, GMS, GRS, is a private consultant on grief, loss, and stress management; author; and publisher of New Leaf magazine.

• Dealing with Loneliness
David B. Moore, PhD, is a licensed clinical social worker and a marriage and family therapist in private practice.

• Financial Aspects of Divorce
Michael Jones is a financial advisor and a current support group facilitator.

• Dating - When Will I be Ready?
Michael Taylor, LMFT, a support group alumnus, is a family therapist in private practice in Louisville.

March 5
Restructuring Your Life as a Single Person
How do you establish a new identity as a single person, restructure your family, manage your career, develop support systems, and establish new relationships? A panel of support group members at various stages in the divorce process will share how they have handled things, moderated by Steven Santo, support group supervisor.

What does Divorce Recovery Louisville do the rest of the year?

Purpose

The group meets weekly to offer emotional support, practical advice, and a sense of community to anyone who is considering divorce, going through it, or rebuilding a life afterwards. The group is a single adult ministry of Crescent Hill Baptist Church; although sponsored by the church, the group is non-sectarian and self-governing, and welcomes participants regardless of religious affiliation, gender, sexual orientation, race, or role in the divorce.

Meeting time and location

Apart from the workshop described here, the group meets every Sunday from 5:00-6:30 p.m. in Room 211 in the education wing of the church. We will try to have signs and greeters to meet you; in their absence, please use the lobby entrance on Birchwood Avenue, bear right through the lobby and up the ramp, and take the stairs or the elevator to the second floor. The building is fully accessible.

Meetings are free and childcare for infants through fifth grade is provided at no charge. Walk-ins are always welcome.