Psychology of change subject of free virtual event

One thing we can always count on in life is that things will change. In Kansas we joke if you don’t like the weather, wait five minutes. Knowing change is coming, doesn’t make it any easier to handle.

Short-term discomfort can keep us from reaching our goals if we aren’t willing to take a different approach and change our perspective.

Arkansas City Presbyterian Manor will host two virtual opportunities to explore the Psychology of Change, how to anticipate change and ways to cope with it featuring counselor, coach and private-practice psychotherapist Jeffrey L. Wilson. We'll also delve into the cost of change and discuss methods to demystify it.

This free virtual event will be offered twice, 2 p.m. November 5, and again at 5:30 p.m. November 10. Choose the time that’s most convenient for you and register online at ArkansasCityPresbyterianManor.org/events-activities. You’ll receive your own unique link to the presentation and instructions for how to join the event. Don’t wait as seats are extremely limited.

The Psychology of Change is part of Presbyterian Manor’s Just Ask lifelong learning program featuring speakers and topics of interest to seniors and their adult children.

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