Set Your Goals and Thrive: Join Our In-Person Workshop at GHCS

At Greater Houston Counseling Services (GHCS), we're excited to announce a unique opportunity that could be the turning point in your personal and professional life: our In-Person Goals Workshop. This event isn't just another workshop; it's a launchpad for your aspirations in the year ahead. Whether you're setting out on a personal journey of growth or looking for effective goal-setting strategies as a therapist, this workshop is tailored just for you.

​Embrace the Power of Goal Setting

Our Goals Workshop at the GHCS Memorial Office is more than just a meeting of minds; it's a breeding ground for aspirations and concrete plans. Designed for both the general public and therapists, this workshop is a beacon for anyone seeking direction and motivation.

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Who Will Benefit?

• Individuals seeking a clear path for personal goals.
• Therapists in need of practical goal-setting strategies for their practice.
• Community Members aspiring to start the year with focused objectives.

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Why Attend the GHCS Goals Workshop?

• Expert Guidance: Our workshop is led by seasoned professionals in counseling and personal development, ensuring you receive top-tier advice and insights.
• Interactive and Engaging: Through activities and discussions, the workshop promotes self-awareness and clarity in setting goals.
• Networking Opportunities: Connect with individuals who share your aspirations and drive, expanding your professional and personal circles.
• Practical Tools: Participants will leave with valuable resources and materials to continue their goal-setting journey effectively.

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​​What Can You Expect?
Prepare to dive deep into the art of setting and achieving goals. Our workshop will help you:

• Break down your long-term objectives into achievable milestones.
• Develop a personal or professional growth plan tailored to your unique needs.
• Learn strategies to maintain motivation and overcome obstacles.

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Ready to transform your aspirations into reality?