Women’s Development & Confidence Workshop with Terry Neason

The performer Terry Neason, a long-time Library supporter, is running her ‘My Body and Me’ confidence workshop in Glasgow on 25th August. The workshops are designed to foster Confidence, Communication Skills, Motivation and Self Esteem and how to Speak Out. For more information visit her website at www.mybodyandme.co.uk.

Some of her previous workshop attendees share their experiences in the video below:

Workshop Details

Women’s Development & Confidence Workshop
Build Confidence – Improve Self Esteem – Motivation – Communication Skills – Personal Impact

Date: Saturday, 25th August
Venue: The Training Suite, 34 West George Street, G2 1DA (next to Queen Street Station)
Time: 11am – 5pm
Price: £85 or Special 2 @ £75 each
Book online: mybodyandme.co.uk
Enquiries: 07984 306661

For more information visit her website at mybodyandme.co.uk, or visit the ‘My Body and Me’ Facebook page. You can also follow Terry on Twitter.

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Posted 10th January, 2013 at 3:51 pm | Permalink

Terry Neason

My Body And Me wishes to thank The Glasgow Women’s Library for their continued support. May you all live well and prosper in 2013.

NEW DATE: Women’s Development & Confidence Workshop is in Glasgow Sunday, 10 February – Come along!
*Terry* :-)

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