The Annual Care Giver Retreat
You are invited to attend the Annual Care Giver Retreat!
This year's theme is Making Medieval Memories...
As
a caregiver you give a lot of your time to others to make sure their daily
needs of comfort are provided. But may
we ask you? Have you taken care of
yourself lately? Care giving, is one of
the most stressful tasks that anyone can take on. As a provider of care you are responsible for
the wellbeing of those who would lack many needed services, services that may
cause illness, pain, and stress. That’s
a big job.
Yet,
in order to care for someone else, one must effectively take time to care for
oneself. You must take time to Reflect,
Restore and Recreate your own emotional
vitality. This is done by stepping away
from a busy schedule and taking a breath of fresh air.
You
are invited to attend ‘The
Annual Care Giver Retreat’ among other caregivers just like yourself. All attendees will be given one agenda. That will be the task of Reflection, so that
each may Restore his/her weary spirits and be involved in Recreating the
attitude which has peace, purpose, and hope.
It
is Chaplain Cutter’s aim to schedule a time of Reflection which many nurses,
social workers, hospice and healthcare workers do not get during the busy
schedule they keep. Come among the
beautiful scenery at Ignatius House Jesuit Retreat Center to sooth your soul and quiet your spirit.
The
Retreat will take place on Friday, May 13 from 8:00 am- 3:30pm, beginning with a mild breakfast with lunch included. The attendance fee is
$50.00 (call Chaplain Cutter (678-763-1871).
Participants will meet at Ignatius House Jesuit Retreat Center
The ACGR will be held on Friday 13th of May from 8am to 3:30pm on location at Ignatius House Jesuit Retreat Center, among the natural fragrance of flowers and lovely landscape. The Annual Care Giver Retreat is specifically for Professional Care Givers and Professional Teachers.
House Jesuit Retreat Center 6700 Riverside Dr, Atlanta, Ga 30328
We hope to see You there!
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