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HABS - Class. More on Healing Broken Stories



Register here: www.ayaed.com/hbs
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Family-Lore Project Course: 
Celebrating Family  by Healing Alienation & Healing Broken Stories


Family, Please join me for this family-changing course. I will personally
teach each session online-live via Zoom  Conference
Dates:
Sat. April: 13 Orientation (free to the public)
Sat. April 20th (official start)
Sat. May: 11, 25
June: 8th FLP Conference
Sat. June 22nd, June 29th

Time:
When:  Saturdays mornings
10:30am -12:30pm Eastern
April, May & June 2019 


This three-month course with personal coaching from me is usually $499. 
 I’ve discounted the registration fee to only $239. That’s less than $39.83 per class. 
Monthly payment options are available.

Why Discounted?
• I’m trying to get it in before my hectic summer travel schedule starts. 
•This Family-Lore and Storytelling From the Inside-Out has made a powerful, difference in my life and want others to experience that power as well.
 Bonuses:
In addition to the course itself, your tuition includes registration to our annual Family-Lore Project conference in Atlanta, an online portal for storing, sorting, sharing your discoveries, and your own private social media intranet for community and support between classes.


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