• “Did I Really Say That? Listening Skills Are Not Just For Counselors,” 2–4 p.m. May 13, Ruthann Fox-Hines. The two-hour workshop, limited to 12 participants, will provide training and practice in active, not passive, listening. Nonverbal and verbal components will be examined.

• “Physical Affection Between Parents And Children: Exploring What Is Appropriate,” 10:30a.m.–noon May 14, Ruth Witters-Green. The workshop will provide an opportunity for discussion with guidance from the relevant clinical and research literature.

• “Unlucky In Love?” 10 a.m.–noon May 21, Ericka Stricklen-Parker and Jody Stevenson. The workshop will address romantic relationships. Topics will include effective communication, setting health boundaries, co-dependency, why we choose the partners we do, and taking care of ourselves in romantic relationships. The workshop is for men and women.

• “Tapping Your Creativity For Work And Play,” 10:30 a.m.–noon, Ruth Witters-Green. The workshop will provide participants information about how to increase their inherent ability to be creative.

•”Struggling For The Words: Embracing A Cross-Racial Dialogue, 1–2:30 p.m. May 28, Marc Grimmett and Jody Stevenson. The workshop will examine the “whys” and “hows” of engaging in meaningful and productive dialogue with culturally diverse people.

To register, call 7-5223, e-mail Trina Isaac at isaactr@gwm.sc.edu, or visit the Counseling and Human Development Center, Byrnes Buliding, seventh floor.

For more information, go to www.sa.sc.edu/chdc/chdchome.htm. Participants must complete a registration form before the workshop to ensure a reserved space. Enrollment in each workshop is limited.

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