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04-25-2019 Temple Emanuel of Beverly HillsWriters Bloc presents "Dear Therapist" columnist Lori Gottlieb
Writers Bloc presents "Dear Therapist" columnist Lori GottliebWhat happens when your therapist is falling apart too? The Atlantic's "Dear Therapist" takes us with her into her process of finding emotional strength.
Your therapist is listening to you, but what if she’s falling apart at the same time?
Perhaps you see a therapist, and discuss the core issues in your life, such as your partner, your job, your children, your self-esteem, you name it. Perhaps you feel as if your life is coming undone at the seams, or you can’t seem to make the right decisions. Perhaps you have so many unanswered questions, and you feel like you’re falling apart.
Best-selling author Lori Gottlieb (Stick Figure; Marry Him: The Case for Settling for Mr. Good Enough) is a therapist and the creator of the Dear Therapist advice column for The Atlantic. Like many therapists, she sees one herself. In her new book, Maybe You Should Talk to Someone, Lori takes us into her life, as she herself falls apart. We meet Boyfriend who coldly dumps her, we meet her funny kid, we meet relatable and fascinating patients, and we see troubling physical issues crop up as her anxiety mounts. Lori takes us with her as she goes through the difficult- and often really funny- process of trying to find the emotional steadiness and freedom Lori seeks. It’s funny, deeply revealing and moving.
Exclusive to HiRise Network Members: Writers Bloc will give five pairs of tickets to the first five members who respond. If you would like a free pair of tickets, email Suzanne Lanza at suzanne@hirisenetwork.com
04-25-2019 Temple Emanuel of Beverly HillsWriters Bloc presents "Dear Therapist" columnist Lori Gottlieb
Writers Bloc presents "Dear Therapist" columnist Lori GottliebWhat happens when your therapist is falling apart too? The Atlantic's "Dear Therapist" takes us with her into her process of finding emotional strength.
Your therapist is listening to you, but what if she’s falling apart at the same time?
Perhaps you see a therapist, and discuss the core issues in your life, such as your partner, your job, your children, your self-esteem, you name it. Perhaps you feel as if your life is coming undone at the seams, or you can’t seem to make the right decisions. Perhaps you have so many unanswered questions, and you feel like you’re falling apart.
Best-selling author Lori Gottlieb (Stick Figure; Marry Him: The Case for Settling for Mr. Good Enough) is a therapist and the creator of the Dear Therapist advice column for The Atlantic. Like many therapists, she sees one herself. In her new book, Maybe You Should Talk to Someone, Lori takes us into her life, as she herself falls apart. We meet Boyfriend who coldly dumps her, we meet her funny kid, we meet relatable and fascinating patients, and we see troubling physical issues crop up as her anxiety mounts. Lori takes us with her as she goes through the difficult- and often really funny- process of trying to find the emotional steadiness and freedom Lori seeks. It’s funny, deeply revealing and moving.
Exclusive to HiRise Network Members: Writers Bloc will give five pairs of tickets to the first five members who respond. If you would like a free pair of tickets, email Suzanne Lanza at suzanne@hirisenetwork.com
04-18-2019 1875 Century Park East, 7th Floor, Los Angeles, CA 90067Turn your House into a Dream Home with Monica D. Higgins - Thursday April 18th @12:30-2pm, 1875 Century Park East, 7th Floor
Turn your House into a Dream Home with Monica D. Higgins - Thursday April 18th @12:30-2pm, 1875 Century Park East, 7th FloorMonica will show you how to turn your home into an income producer by helping homeowners successfully navigate the challenges of building a granny flat.
07-17-2019 1875 Century Park East, 7th Floor, Los Angeles CA 90067RESCHEDULED - Retirement on your terms: Actionable strategies and an exploration of options for your portfolio JULY 17, 2019
Do you have enough money to live the life you want in retirement?Do you have enough money to live the life you want in retirement?
Ameriprise Financial
invites you to join us for a special seminar,
Retirement on your terms:
Actionable strategies and an exploration of options for your portfolio
Presented by Century City Advisor Group, advisory practice of Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc.
During this seminar, you’ll learn actionable strategies that can help you:
- Live the life you want today — and in the future — by understanding the basics of developing a smart financial and investment plan.
- Identify risks that could throw your retirement plans off and track solutions that can help you protect what you have earned.
- Create a meaningful legacy today— and for when you’re gone.
Investment products, are not federally or FDIC-insured, are not deposits or obligations of, or guaranteed by any financial institution, and involve investment risks including possible loss of principal and fluctuation in value.
Investment advisory products and services are made available through Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc., a registered investment adviser.
Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc. Member FINRA and SIPC.
© 2018 Ameriprise Financial Inc. All rights reserved.
04-30-2019 Temple Emanuel of Beverly HillsWriters Bloc presents The New Yorker's Comma Queen, Mary Norris
Writers Bloc presents The New Yorker's Comma Queen, Mary NorrisThe New Yorker's Comma Queen, Mary Norris, tells Patt Morrison why the Greeks created the best stories ever told.
If you loved Mary Norris’ delightful tutorials on grammar and usage on The New Yorker’s website, then you surely loved her first book, Between You and Me: Confessions of a Comma Queen. In her new book, Greek to Me: Adventures of the Comma Queen, Her Majesty explains how her love for all things Greek influenced her, fed her soul and intellect. Her stories about her linguistic travails, whether struggling to learn the language or arguing for The New Yorker to pay for her classes, move from funny to frankly heroic, as are her stories about traveling to a Mediterranean country as a single woman alone. Funny and heroic. Mary Norris reminds us that Greek myths are the best stories ever told– in addition to her adventures in language and at The New Yorker, perhaps.
Patt Morrison is the most elegant grammar nerd around. She knows a great deal about almost everything. Her weekly column for the LA Times has evolved into a popular podcast called Patt Morrison Asks. She is the author, most recently, of Stop the Presses!: Truth, Justice, and the American Newspaper, an exploration of the American newspaper business as it has told the story of our nation’s history, culture, crises and social change.
Exclusive to HiRise Network Members: Writers Bloc will give five pairs of tickets to the first five members who respond. If you would like a free pair of tickets, email Suzanne Lanza at suzanne@hirisenetwork.com
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