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Upcoming Events
360 Via Las Brisas, #110, Newbury Park (in the Paraiso Town Center in Dos Vientos Ranch) www.mamaritas.com. The chapter will get 15% back on the monies spent there that night. Members will need to bring in the flyer to ensure the group gets credit.
Westlake Village Civic Center (31200 East Oak Crest Drive, WLV) Kindergarten readiness often implies teaching our children what they need to know to make that first big step into elementary school with confidence. For parents, it means something completely different. Enrolling your child in kindergarten (or junior kindergarten) marks a major milestone of parenting, and the decision can really take its toll. After all, it’s the parents who languish over where to send our kids – the children just go along for the ride. More often than not parents finds themselves asking the question, am I ready for kindergarten? With so many choices in the area it can be difficult to know which school is the best fit for your child. Ms. Freitas will share her experience and knowledge about the many different options offered and the steps parents need to take to become kindergarten ready. This event is FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. For more information or to RSVP, please contact Lucy at Lmchae@yahoo.com
140 W Hillcrest Drive #123, T.O. (in the Lincoln Oaks Shopping Center across from Sears) www.dreamdinners.com. Fill your freezer with some healthy frozen quick meals for your family and Dream Dinners will donate 10% of your session total to the Conejo Valley Mothers and More Group. When placing an order please indicate in the Special Alerts/Request section that this is for the Conejo Valley Mothers and More Fundraiser or tell Jenny that you are supporting the Conejo Valley Mothers and More Fundraiser when you checkout.
Fire station #30 on Hillcrest Road (across from the Oaks mall)
Aveda Experience Center in The Oaks Mall (across from Williams Sonoma) Come enjoy a FREE morning of pampering from the experts at Aveda who will offer stress relieving neck and shoulder rituals, hand treatments, make-up application and wellness breathing exercises. Refreshments will be served. RSVP to Lucy (lmchae@yahoo. com) by THIS SUNDAY, 1/24.
The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People has become a blueprint for personal development since its publication in 1990. The Seven Habits are said by some to be easy to understand but not as easy to apply. Training includes topics such as:like bBuilding effective personal relationships, managing change, and taking responsibility and having accountability. The values covered in the comprehensive training are full of integrity and humanity, and contrast strongly with the process-based ideologies that characterized earlier management thinking. Certified as a Seven Habits Facilitator through the Leadership and Literacy Foundation, Whitney Repetto holds a Masters degree in Management and Social Policy from Brandies University’s, The Heller School of Social Policy and Management. In addition to being a Seven Habits Facilitator, Repetto provides training and education for adults in the following areas of: Early Childhood Administration, study of Welfare to Work, Child Abuse Prevention, Behavior Management, and Creating Active Learning Eenvironments. This event is FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. For more information or to RSVP, please contact Lucy at Lmchae@yahoo.com
1730 B Avenida de los Arboles, TO; 805-492-8020 (in the Cisco's / Coffee Bean shopping center). RSVP to Lucy (lmchae@yahoo. com).
Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza General admission tickets need to be purchased in advance for this event - $20 per ticket plus $4 facility charge (plus $7.75 convenience charge if tickets are purchased online). Please RSVP to Katie (katiemckoy@aol. com). More info about the event can be found at http://www.toaks. org/cap/tickets/ events/event. asp?eventID= 1514.
Westlake Village Civic Center (31200 East Oak Crest Drive, Westlake Village) As a mother in the year 2010, what is expected of you? What do you expect of yourself? Most mothers use their own upbringing as a comparison, but times have changed and being a mom today is no longer about being all things to all people...it's about striking a balance. Learn how to find time for yourself and the importance of self-care...guilt-free. You can actually be a better mom, wife, partner, friend, daughter, sister, by making yourself a priority. Michelle Paquette has worked in a variety of roles: from Magazine Editor to Psychotherapist to Motivational Speaker. One common thread has been her ability to mentor and motivate her staff and colleagues through the importance of life balance. Currently, Michelle is the Owner of All Ways Consulting and works for the California Health & Longevity Institute at the Four Seasons. She assists with developing new programs in the areas of health, wellness, nutrition and life balance. Michelle holds a BA in Communications and English and a MA in Clinical Psychology. This event is FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. For more information or to RSVP, please contact Lucy at Lmchae@yahoo.com or log on to the website at www.conejovalleymothersandmore.org. The Conejo Valley chapter meets the 2nd Thursday of each month.
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