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Courses and Speaking Engagements
 

SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS:

>> FOR WRITERS ORGANIZATIONS

Dr. Debra frequently gives talks at writer’s organizations and conferences. Her most popular topics are:

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“Understanding the Male Psyche,” in which she explores how the differences in the male brain and biochemistry make a man think, behave, and communicate.

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“A Writer’s Life: Coping With Stress,” where she defines the specific stresses writers face, shares the most recent research of what stress does to the body, and gives 30 tips for minimizing the effects of stress and living a healthy life.

>> FOR OTHER ORGANIZATIONS

Dr. Debra also conducts workshops for other organizations. You can

select from the following topics:

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Understanding the Male and female Psyche

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Stress Reduction

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Successful Communication

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How to Communicate Understanding

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Overcoming Obstacles to Success

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Promoting Healthy Relationships

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Dealing with Difficult People

 

In addition, a presentation or workshop topic can be customized to suit an organization’s needs.


 

Online courses taught by Dr. Holland:

 

Understanding the Male Psyche

 

March 6 - March 29, 2007

www.lowcountrywriters.com/online-workshops

 

Do you wish you had a better understanding of men? Now is your chance to improve your real-life relationships with men and enhance your male characters all through taking the same course.
 

In this month-long, online class, you will learn how the male brain and hormones makes a man think, feel, and behave, especially in relationships. We will also discuss how men are portrayed in the romance genre of novels versus how men are in real life. This class is geared for writers, but anyone is welcome.

 

Extension Courses offered in the past at
University of California, Irvine:

 

Treating the Effects of a Traumatic Experience
Psychiatry & Human Behavior 816.5
Saturday, January 29, 2005
9:30am-5:30pm
$95, Registration begins in November, 2004

UC Irvine Extension


All Americans experienced trauma from the terrorist attacks on 9-11-01. Since then, the word "trauma" has become a normal part of the vocabulary of our culture. Yet, other situations, such as a car accident or the unexpected death of someone you know, can also have a traumatic impact on you.

 

In this course, you will learn about the impact of traumatic experiences and how to minimize trauma's negative effects. Critical Incident Stress Debriefing (CISD) and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) will be discussed. You will also learn what to do for a family member, friend, or business associate if they experience a critical incident.

 


Improving Couple Communications: Understanding the Male and Female Psyche
Psychology & Social Behavior 800.54
Saturday, February 5, 2005
9:30am-5:30pm
$95, Registration begins in November, 2004

UC Irvine Extension

 

Life and relationships would be so much easier if men and women understood how the differences in the male and female brain and hormones create two distinct genders. Men and women often don't understand and appreciate the value of each other's differences and
needs.

In this seminar, discover how men and women process information, view the world, prioritize, set values, process emotions, and communicate. You will be introduced to the biological, social, and psychological differences between men and women, which will enable you to improve your behaviors and communications with the opposite sex.

 

 

 

 

 

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