Finding Your Intuitive Strength

In person Pamela Ziss, PhD and Ann Clark, MA

Consider the impact everyday stress and living has on your well-being.

Havening Techniques® can offer individuals a greater sense of calm and well-being, which is critical as they shift into the space to connect with God on a deeper level.  This leads to and cultivates understanding and care for themselves and others.

This overview looks at one’s feelings and beliefs through the study of neuroscience and brain function.
Mind-mapping and Havening Techniques® will help participants learn ways to create inner peace and greater joy and compassion.

$15

Pamela Ziss received a BA in Interpersonal Communication, and an MA in Communication Methodology from Cleveland State University, an MBA from Weatherhead at Case Western Reserve and a PhD from Capella University. She has worked for AT&T, Cleveland Clinic, The MetroHealth System and other for profit and non-profit organizations as an Organizational and Talent Development leader. Pamela chairs the Pastoral Parish Council at St. Matthias the Apostle Church in Parma and has previously served on the Diocesan Pastoral Council. Her most recent work is in coaching and consulting for resilience using Havening Techniques and other modalities for calm, peace, and agility.

Ann Clark received an MA in Theology from St. Mary Seminary and Graduate School of Theology and is a Certified Lay Ecclesial Minister in the Diocese of Cleveland.  She worked as a Pastoral Associate, Director of the Catholic Campaign for Human Development in the Diocesan Social Action Office and is now a Co-director for the Sisters of Notre Dame in the Justice, Peace and Integrity of Creation National Office.  Ann is married to her husband of 33 years, Paul, and they have two young-adult daughters.