From the moment you are born, you quickly begin to learn what is socially acceptable to be a woman. This may vary between cultures and social-economic class, but the underlying commonality lies in learning that it is not completely acceptable to be who you want to be and think for yourself without the fear of being judged, unloved, rejected, misunderstood, and even ostracized.
This fear is often what pushes you further away from remembering who you are and who you are meant to be. But on the other side of the fear is the freedom you seek to discover and show yourself as you truly are.
Join Tina Wong and Deanna Smith for an experiential workshop for women to get closer to your true being.
Saturday April 20th
10:45 - 1:30
146 west 29th street, 8th floor, Manhattan (between 6th & 7th)