Are you a physician mom who wants a peaceful home?
Are you a busy physician mom wanting a peaceful home?
- Do you want the tools to create a peaceful family life?
- Do you want to LOVE family time, not dread it because of yelling, fighting, or frustration?
- Are you wanting a supportive “mom community” of other doctors who understand, not “mom isolation”?
Then you want to join my next Zen Parenting class only for Physician Moms!! Starting 11/16/22!
This 3 month class will give you the tools to go from Stress and Isolation, to Peace and Community. Class meets on Wednesdays via Zoom, starting 11/16/22 for 3 months. Class time is 11-12:15p EST, 10-11:15am CST, 9-10:15a MT, 8-9:15am PST.
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