Practical Forgiveness Workshop

 

Bio - Maggie Conley

Maggie is a former senior manager responsible for managing the training needs of a national sales and marketing organization. She has co founded and served as a trustee of both a boarding school for dyslexic boys and an alternative medical clinic.

Maggie provides scientifically researched workshops and seminars and offers consulting to individuals and organizations geared toward increasing personal happiness through learning the benefits and methods of gratitude, forgiveness, optimism and other strengths of a well developed personality. These traits have proven to be effective in making individuals more capable of inspiring optimism, which leads in turn to reaching goals more effectively and easily.

The underpinnings of Maggie’s work come from the new and emerging field of Positive Psychology, the scientific study of the personal characteristics that enable individuals and organizations to thrive. She holds a certificate in the Foundation of Positive Psychology, is a member of the International Positive Psychology Assocaiation (IPPA).

Maggie has a Master of Arts in Critical and Creative Thinking and has been interdenominationally trained in the art of Spiritual Advising. Unity Magazine has recently published Maggie's article, Holding a Grudge is Hazadous to Your Health. She also serves on the Advisiory Borard of Florida Atlantic University's Lifelong Learning Center.

Previous workshop participants and clients have shared their experiences:

After having taken the Forgiveness Workshop,
my abandonment issues and dreams about
being abandoned disappeared.
M.O. Margate, FL.

After the Forgiveness Workshop, I felt liberated
and less angry with the person I chose to forgive.
I.T. Boynton Beach, FL.

After the Forgiveness Workshop, two issues
that had weighed heavily on me were neutralized.
S.W. Boca Raton, FL.

During the past year the positive results of my
work with Maggie have exceeded my expectations.
I.T. Boynton Beach, FL

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