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January 2012
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214-796-2323 Mark Felber specializes in couples/marriage counseling and addictive behaviors. He also works with individuals who are experiencing grief, anger, and unresolved trauma issues. Other issues that often affect individuals such as drug abuse and codependency are also addressed in therapy. Mr. Felber brings empathy and years of training in therapeutic techniques to his practice. His therapy sessions facilitate personal growth, heal childhood wounds, and address present difficulties.
Contact Mark today for a complimentary session to explore your issues. 214-796-2323 |
A Note From Mark Felber Character cannot be acquired in ease and quiet. Only through experiences of trial and suffering can the soul be strengthened, vision cleared, ambition inspired and success achieved. -- Helen Keller • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Announcement Saturday, January 7, 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Where: Center for Spiritual Living, 4801 Spring Valley Rd. Ste. 115, Dallas, TX Cost: General public -- Love Offering; Professionals -- $25 for 1.5 CEU credits for Licensed Professional Counselors, Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselors (Provider Number 1469) and Social Workers (Provider Number 5973). For directions: Call Dottie Cihlar, 972-866-9988 ext. 210. Registration: Call Mark Felber at 214-796-2323 to reserve a seat and register for CEU credits. Professionals can call to pay in advance with a credit card or pay at the door. A 24-hour notice for cancellation is required to avoid being charged. Saturday, January 21, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Where: Coleman Chrysallis Center, 375 Municipal Dr. Ste. 120, Richardson, TX Cost: General public -- $25; Professionals -- $25 for 1.5 CEU credits for Licensed Professional Counselors, Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselors (Provider Number 1469) and Social Workers (Provider Number 5973). Registration: General public: Call Susan Paige, Director, at 972-884-5998 to reserve a seat. Professionals: Call Mark Felber at 214-796-2323 to reserve a seat and register for CEU credits. Professionals can call to pay in advance with a credit card or pay at the door. A 24-hour notice for cancellation is required to avoid being charged. Saturday, February 18, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Where: Coleman Chrysallis Center, 375 Municipal Dr. Ste. 120, Richardson, TX Cost: General public: $25. Professionals: $25 for 1.5 CEU credits provided for Licensed Professional Counselors, Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselors (Provider number 1469) and Social Workers (Provider Number 5973). Registration: General public: Call Susan Paige, Director, at 972-884-5998 to reserve a seat. Professionals: Call Mark Felber at 972-796-2323 to reserve a seat and register for CEU credits. Professionals can call to pay in advance with a credit card or pay at the door. A 24-hour notice for cancellation is required to avoid being charged. Singles - Mingle Are you bored with online dating? Hate the bar scene? Been burned by blind dates? What you will learn: Facilitators: Testimonials: "Susan has given me important information that has changed the way I experience what I call the "in-betweens -- those moments of doubt and fear. Now I experience them with confidence knowing that I have the resources I need to fully commit to my life path." Details: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
At Beth and Jim's house, the dining room had become a war zone. Exhausted after a long day of work, all they wanted was to find some comfort from each other. Instead, an argument about household chores had escalated into a full-blown yelling match. Conflict shows up when what we want or think clashes with what someone else wants or thinks. Our primal instincts get threatened, and we try to protect our territory -- our version of what is right and wrong, our opinion about what should happen next or our sense of entitlement to get what we want. Because conflict taps into those deep instincts, it can feel like a personal attack. Depending on how situations were handled in our family of origin, our default response to conflict may be to fight, flee or hide. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • How Well Do You Handle Conflict? It's a fact of life in our world today: Conflict, like taxes, is inevitable. This isn't all bad. Naturally people are going to have differing points of view. Sometimes conflict and the resolution that comes from it, can result in a closer bond between two people or a more complete understanding of a situation by a group. Conflict may arise over small issues or major problems. And sometimes, because of the way individuals handle conflict, those small issues are transformed into Major Problems. The bullies of the world seem to enjoy conflict and seek it out. They're aggressive on the freeway, surly to service people and argumentative with co-workers. Other people avoid conflict at all costs, never speaking up for themselves, always backing down. They are the doormat everyone walks upon.
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Mark Felber, M.S.