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Howard Martin Executive Vice President, Strategic
Development, speaking on the Heart: A New Understanding of the Heart/Mind Connection” *For
more than 17 years HeartMath clinical studies have
demonstrated
a critical
link between emotions, heart function, & cognitive performance*
Tuesday, September 30, 2008 7:00-9:00pm
LEARN
HOW TO
ABOUT
HEARTMATH & HOWARD MARTIN
Also, check out: Howard
Martin (on Myspace.com / --HeartMath
page) NEW!!
( http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&VideoID=42461570 ) Or: HeartMath channel on YouTube ( http://www.youtube.com/user/HeartMath2 )
For
additional information, please contact: Doug
Brenner, PhD
GCC Dept. of
Communication
623-845-3253
This program is made possible through
the generous support of the GCC
Speakers Forum Committee, the GCC
Dept. of Communication, and through the assistance of HeartMath LLC.
"Howard
Martin is one
of those men in the world who has been given the gift of
communication. That is
to say, he has the ability to be crystal clear. If you ever have a chance to hear Howard Martin speak, by all means, do so. He's funny, he's warm, he's clear and you will walk away with more insight and information than you've had in a very long time." --Chantal Westerman, Executive Producer, ABC's Good Morning America "HeartMath gives golfers the ability to identify when their heart is racing and do something about it. It gives them techniques to control themselves while under pressure and in tense situations so they can use those situations to their best advantage, both athletically and in life. The HeartMath tools provide that skill set. This is important for high performance." --Laird Small, Executive Director, Pebble Beach; 2003 National PGA Teacher of the Year "Our employees' success in this program will help us reach our goals of reduced sick-time, increased employee morale, more coherent communication, optimum mental clarity and creativity, and ultimately, greater patient satisfaction…I hear a lot of positive comments coming from staff…the nurses report there is less grumbling on the floor and they are sleeping better."-- Kim Hollon, Executive Vice President, Methodist Health System "Our staff now have the skills that help them cope better on the job. When you have employees that are feeling overwhelmed, that ultimately leads to increased absenteeism and affects reaction times. The HeartMath program has improved Delnor's work environment tremendously. Healthcare right now is a fast-paced environment. We have less resources, but we still need to give the highest quality care possible." --Diane Ball, Education Specialist, Delnor-Community Hospital "The HeartMath programs have enabled our leaders to sustain peak performance, to manage more efficiently in a changing environment, and to maintain a work/life balance… I believe without HeartMath, we could not have reached our potential."--Tom Wright, COO, Delnor-Community Hospital, Chicago IL. "Like many organizations, the organization I work for is performance driven--it's data driven--and people like to see the proof that something works. HeartMath gives you that proof." --Chris Roythorne, M.D., Chief Medical Officer, BP Program over the past seven years. I have seen that the HeartMath tools provide our executive participants with very important and highly relevant skills for managing large, complicated organizations anywhere in the world, and for managing oneself. In this increasingly competitive global environment, the skills you have taught these leaders provide them with both the confidence and the strategies to transition back to their environments with a minimal level of stress and an optimal level of effectiveness." --Beverly H. Smith, Administrative Director, Stanford Executive Program "If there is hope for a real transformation from the information age to the knowledge age--and what lies beyond--the concepts presented here are central to it.The "silk threads that connect the brain and the heart" are made visible, and the case for realizing their potential in business is compelling. A tonic for our times." --Claudia Welss, Director, Berkeley Center for Executive Development, Haas School of Business, University of California, Berkeley |
