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■ART Ceramics Workshop On January 19 Linda Whiteman will be beginning her two-week workshop on low-fire ceramics, of fered on Monday and Wednesday evenings at Maude Kerns Art Center. “I like to help students discover their own path and learn to trust their own intuition and vision—and at the same time share my own experience and in sights,” Linda says of her teaching style. Her low-fire workshop will explore the combination of innovative sculp tural and pottery making ideas with a painterly surface treatment. She will introduce the use of the airbrush, underglazes, and low-fire clay and glazes. Linda first became interested in the sculptural possibilities of clay in 1965 when she spent a year in Mexico stu dying pre-Columbian art. Since that time she graduated with a B.A. in Drawing from Colorado State Univer sity, became a production potter in Boulder, and then studied at several prestigious colleges in the San Fran cisco Bay Area. Last year she was the visiting artist at the University of Oregon, selected after a national search. In the past her ceramic work ex plored expressionist figurative sculp tural shapes. Since then she has been moving in to realism with her paint ings, drawings and clay work. This last year at the University of Oregon she made things like realistic looking ceramic vegetables as well as collage like pastel paintings. Now she is start ing to make thrown Greek urns and painting them with airbrushed under glazes creating realistic figurative Linda Whiteman will present a two-week workshop on low-fire ceramics beginning January 19 at Maude Kerns Art Center. scenes or collages. Linda has studied with several of the foremost innovators in modern ceramics such as Richard Shaw (at the San Francisco Art Institute), Peter Voulkos (at the University of Califor nia at Berkeley), and Viola Frey (at the California College of Arts and Crafts). Of her own work she says that whatever she does—whether it is drawing or painting or clay work— “that it is about myself and the world I live in; it comes from my own ex perience.” Linda has had shows in California, Oregon, Washington and Colorado. She is currently affiliated with the Davidson Gallery in Seattle. Call 345-1571 for further information on her workshop. CLASSIFIEDS COUNSELING A SUFI APPROACH Counseling in spiritual matters. Instructions in breath and breathing, concentration. Sheikh Krishnadas, 484-9574. Professional counseling for women. Robin Hayden, cer tified counselor 344-2912. WOMEN'S GROUP Therapy group for adult children who have grown up in dysfunctional families including families with substance abuse and emotional or physical abuse or neglect. Focus on trust, addictive behaviors, self esteem, relationships, and family patterns as they influence adult life. Begins Wed.. Jan 28. 7-8:30 pm. Jill Wolf. M.S., 345-8818. Counseling—Therapy—Individual. Couples. Group Bulimia. Anorexia. Body-Image—Communication, relation ships. self-esteem and sexuality—Bulimia group starts January Barbara Weinstein, M.S. 344-7696. Gentle. nurturing, inner-directed therapy. Recurrent issues, health problems Energy work also available. $20-$30. Susan Pitcairn, M.S. 342-7696. STEVE PODRY, MA, COUNSEUNG My approach to the mysteries of emotional pain. be wilderment and discontent draws from the work of C.G. Jung and James Hillman. Sliding fee. Free introductory session 683-1351. NURTURING, SUPPORTIVE COUNSEUNG Learn the tools to heal yourself and actualize your poten tials. Personal growth, creative blocks, dreamwork, women's issues and disability issues. Leigh Files. M.A.. 6834483 AFFORDABLE COUNSEUNG Help with decision-making, divorce, unproductive habits, social skills, sexual problems, love addictions, spiritual growth, reduction of misery. $25 hour. Work estimates. Elizabeth C. Lyon, MA. 345-5536. COUNSEUNG: NLP & HAKOMI TECHNIQUES Insure effective change in a safe environment. Also in dividual and group rebirthing. Sliding fee scale. William Crouch, 341-4649. Call for free brochure. DO WOMEN LOVE TOO MUCH? Relationship improvement group for women. Lois McClellan, MS. Alissa Joerger, MS. 484-4971. Sometimes it helps to have a listening ear. Call me. I’m the new kid on the block. Stress Management, Decision Making, On-going Therapy, Supportive and Caring Counseling. Sue-Lin Simons-Bobrowski 683-8909 MEDIATION COMMUNICATION TRAINING Couple & Group Facilitation Skill Building Workshops Conflict SoCutions Suite 329 The Atrium 485-5553 Assertiveness Training For Women This one-day seminar will assist women 4 in: • understanding the differences be tween assertion, nonassertion, ag- i gression; | • identification of personal rights; I • reducing irrational thinking, exces sive anxiety, guilt and anger through information sharing and the practice of assertive behaviors. DATE: Saturday, January 24 TIME: 9:00 am-3:30 pm COST: $35.00 For reservations, contact Karen Howell, M.A. Mary Ann Klausner, M.A. 341-6551 CDorotly Knowles. b.s.w. Personal Sroatth Gounse/iny 343-3637 Openings for short-term inten- . sive counseling. Emotional heal ing and intuitive development: | individuals and couples. ! Client concerns include: conflicts of rela tionships: overcoming anxietg/depression: stress management: issues sunounding compulsive eating. $25 sessions. Ronalie Goodson, B.S. 935-3069 COUNSELING 4 PSYCHOTHERAPY INDIVIDUALS COUPLES GROUP • RELATIONSHIPS • DEPRESSION • ANXIETY • STRESS • CAREER • PARENTING • MID-LIFE CRISES • WOMEN'S ISSUES' • ADULT CHILDREN OF ALCOHOLICS • COMPULSIVE\EAT1NG • SEPARATION • DIVORCE • ABUSE THERAPY: Sexual; Emotional; Physical • MEN'S GROWTH & A WARENESS • BIOENERGETIC THERAPY 12 years experience in Eugene L.G. FRANKEL-PODOLSKY RCSW INSURANCE ACCEPTED « 344-4278 NEW CO-ED GROUP Therapy/support group forming beginning Jan. 22 & 29 to explore relationships, social skills, communication, trust. Facilitated by Elizabeth Lyon. counselor (345-5536) and Christopher Page, mediator (495-5553). FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE for experienced bodyworker with clientele to rent with established group practice on full or part-time basis. Integrative Therapies, 683-4483. FOR SALE ESTABLISHED IMPORT CAR SERVICE Eugene's Honda car specialty shop available. 7 years in yellow pages. Sound clientele with good records. Great opportunity! 484-4556. Leave message. PM bunnies and rabbits. 1/2 mini lop., 1/2 Siamese. $2.50 each. 344-2365. REFRIGERATOR GE frost free. light green. Looks and runs like new. $290. 683-3446 PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE TABLES ‘PortaSk - ■ Ai^usu6k 3 ^ear Warranty Starting at Call. .343-0309 H95 GETAWAYS Beach cabin for rent. Recently remodeled. nice location, well furnished. Sleeps 10. Reasonable rates. 344-6918. THE OREGON HOUSE, 10-30% DISCOUNT Beach cottages and studios, couples, families, groups, meeting room. sandy beach. forest, 16 ml. N of Florence. 547-3329. Coastal Getaway—Bandon-by-the-Sea. Kitchen, c/c TV w/Showtime, natural wood, open beam. skylights, deck, incredible harbor view. In historic old town. Day/week/ month. 347-9632. BLACKBERRY INN Bed & Breakfast Seal Rock, Oregon Walk to the beach. Country setting. Private entrance. Hot tub. Non-smoking Adults. P.O. Box 188 — 563-8259 HEALTH/FITNESS SKIERS! Want to try a new lift? Let the art of massage undo the effects of the "Mogul Mouse") Brittany McDougal, LMT. 345-6679. WHEATGRASS juices Now available in 2 oz. and 4 oz. sizes. Call Genesis Juice, 344-0967. Good stuff!! COLDS? FLU? FEEUNG RUN DOWN, DEPRESSED? Treat yourself to a JIN SHIN DO* acupressure session, a safe, gentle way to enhance your body’s natural healing. ANNE COOK, MX, LM.T. 342-2297, 895-3746 EUGENE FENCERS _CLUB_ Classes begin this January FOIL—EPEE—SABRE Roosevelt Junior High Monday & Wednesday 6:30-9 688-6424 A gentie form of HATHA YOGA Amazon Community Center, 2700 Hilyard 687-5373 Jan. 18-Apr. 6. $32/12 weeks Monday 5:30-7:30 pm or Saturday 9-11 am Westmoreland Community Center, 1545 W. 22nd. 687-5316 Jan. 21-Mar. 11. $24/8 weeks Wednesdays 6:45-8:45 pm Taught by Joan Dobble, 683-1130 INSTRUCTION INTRODUCTORY NLP WITH JUDY FRANCIS New class beginning Thurs., Jan. 22.7-10 pm. Roosevelt Middle School. Call Rosemarie Hazen, 686-2058 10 weeks/$150. CERAMICS: LOW-FIRE WORKSHOP Airbrush, underglazes, Imagination—Linda Whiteman’s 2-week workshop begins Jan. 19 at MKAC. Call 345-1571. "SOUL PAINTINGS" A unique portrait of your "deep self," a personal man dala for self knowledge, spiritual growth, visualizations, healing. A keepable account of your "journey." Reasonable. Can Linda. 345-5505 for appt. jft’ocean^ Loaadance Glass Friends Meeting House 2274 Onyx St. . Wed. 8-9:30 pm—begins 1/21 -=vsw wsve a6*a* w»-V5t0 a’&e 6 weeks $30 $5 drop-in Licensed Masseuse, LMT 343-1981 DVORA Belly Dancer Extraordinaire Parties • Classes Bellygrams • Experience your feminine power and beauty. • Experience the freedom of self expression. • Experience the ancient art of belly dance. Classes Now Forming 344-4256 THEORY OF EXPERIENCE Norma Cordell A year-long training (with Vacation Breaks) in the dynamics of personality and the basics of individual therapy. Part One: The emotional anatomy of the human infant from conception to five years of life. This is an in-depth look at physical and emotional development. Two: Defining and examining core issues and the development of the defense system. Three: The study of body structure and its relationship to defense; Body reading; Organizing and disorganizing. Four: The impact of social dysfunction: Incest, AIDS, alcoholic families, prisons, and western education. Five: The spiritual quest as personal in tegration. The art of dying and its place in personal growth, and counseling. The mid life crisis: searching for our purpose as adults. This class is created for the professional service oriented person such as Doctors, teachers, LMT’s, etc. or clients in process therapy, or students of psychology, social work and/or counseling. College credit, $15 per class, commitment required. 344-0178. Jan. 21, 7-9 pm. Spaces go fast, register as soon as possible. ECHA, 1309 Willamette. JIN SHIN DO® ACUPRESSURE CLASS Learn 45 major acu-points and how to use them to relieve pain and stress Wednesdays starting Feb. 4 Free intro Monday, Feb. 2 Anne Cook, MA, L.M.T. 342-2297 POETRY Workshop & More Wed. eves, 5-6:30 pm, Jan. 21-Mar. 11 WESTMORELAND COMMUNITY CENTER 1545 W 22 • 687-5316 Only $19/8 sessions INSTRUCTOR: JOAN DOBBIE 683-1130 MEDITATIONS INSIGHT MEDITATION CLASS For beginners and those wishing to deepen their practice. 4 weeks, $30. Mon. evenings starting January 26. For in formation, Margaret, 343-5837. MASSAGE/ BODY WORK A two-hour deeply relaxing Swedish style massage that relieves muscle soreness and tension from physical and emotional stress. Introductory price. Glenn Hansen, li censed. 687-0415. Jin Stun Do* acupressure, massage. Relieves pain and stress, promotes healing . Anne Cook, LMT, 342-2297, 895-3746. Byron's professional massage; 10 years state license at 686-YMCA or have table, will travel. 688-4501. Deep, precise, gentle, eclectic body work. Stress man agement/relaxation training. Nursing and counseling back ground. Women's introductory discount. Robin Rose, licensed. 683-3634. Healing massage for women; experience Swedish, acu pressure and deep tissue work for release and relaxation. Kiya Smith, LMT. 343-7412. M’ocean’s deep-tissue massage. Incredibly effective and enjoyable. Yogadance class—fun, energizing. relaxing— try them. 343-1961. if you have recurring- —7 back, neck or shoulder pain, t read this... HAR WYLER BACK THERAPY is an ef fective blend of deep tissue release and stretching, which lengthens chronically: contracted muscles and allows the space needed for normal placement of bones* and organs. Imagine trying to fit a tent pole (spine) in a shrunken (contracted) tent (body). For an appointment call Jake Harris, LMT; 687-2650 Hours 2-10 Tues, thru Fri. David Koteen, LMT . - member of American Polarity Therapist Association approaches each person as an individual with unique needs. From his background in Polari ty Therapy, Massage, Yoga, Nutrition, and Movement Studies, he works to create and maintain relaxation, relief from pain, aware ness and overall health in each client. "The foremost axiom in my practice comes from my principal Polarity teacher, Pierre Pan netier": Always give the best of your love. Always give the best of your knowledge. For Appointment 343-2913
