African Caribbean Fatherhood Programme: The Fatherhood Institute

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African Caribbean Fatherhood Programme

Published: 3 February 2006

Cutting the Ties That Bind, Mandala Institute

This course is aimed at providing a psycho-spiritual experiential course that will help to provide skills in releasing past unwanted ideas, beliefs & behaviour patterns.It will allow us to let go of the past & move on with our lives. Based on the work of Phyllis Krystal, it is a method of promoting emotional & psychological well-being.

Hosted by: Rachel Ennis-Cole (Mandala Institute)

Please contact telephone no. 0161 374 9875 or Neil: 07814 984 387 or Barrington: 07799 788823 for further details.

This is aimed at African Caribbean men/fathers. Men only.

FREE refreshments provided by M&M’s

Stamford Street, Old Trafford, Manchester

Telephone: 0161 226 6067

Zion Arts Centre, Stretford Rd, Hulme

Wednesday February 15th 2006

6.30-9.00pm, FREE ENTRY

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