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When?
The program meets for an hour and forty-five minutes each week for twelve to
thirteen weeks. [The last week or two is dedicated to the final project of
the participants and so can take two weeks.] Classes are normally on weekday
evenings. Contact us to get on the waiting list for the next class.
Where?
We meet at 6454 Alamo in the apartment on the second floor on the east side. This is the office of the Center for Creative Conflict Resolution. The setting is the living room of the apartment. The building is one block north of St. Mary's Health Center on Clayton Road on the boundary of Clayton and Richmond Heights.
Who?
The class will have not more than 8 participants.
Those who have participated in the class in the past come from all walks of life. They are of all ages (though rarely younger than 20) and all ethnicities and incomes. Some are experiencing depression as a result of their life circumstances. Some have trouble with anxiety. Some see themselves as having been victims of child abuse or abuse as an adult. Some see themselves as "bad" for how they have treated others or as having been made "bad" by being treated badly. All share an awareness that they want their relationships to be better and are willing to change themselves to create that change.
Sometimes classes are women only or men only and sometimes they have both men and women members. We will work to accommodate your preference. For information on the class for couples, click here.
How much?
The cost of the program including pre and post individual sessions is $500. A sliding scale in available for those with financial need. Please ask.
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