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Dec. 2009 MindFreedom 1st Wednesday Round Table

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Speaker Ben Luskin will talk about his story: Using Martial Arts to Win Mental and Emotional Well Begin.

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  • Meeting
When Dec 02, 2009
from 05:30 PM to 07:00 PM
Where MindFreedom office, 454 Willamette, Suite 216.
Contact Name
Contact Phone 541-345-9106
Attendees All are welcome.
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First Wednesday MindFreedom Roundtable – FREE.


WHEN: Wednesday, 2 December 2009 • Time: 5:30 pm to 7 pm


WHO: Speaker BEN LUSKIN


TOPIC: Ben's Story: Using Martial Arts to Win Mental and Emotional Well Being!



Ben Luskin experienced a severe Traumatic Brain Injury in a car accident at the age of 12.


Now 27, Ben has designed a holistic conditioning program based on his own path of recovery and Indonesian martial arts. He also offers a variety of rehabilitation services for individuals living with mental disability and trauma recovery. (For more info on Ben's work see: www.launchmentor.com.)


Following Ben's brief presentation there will be open discussion with YOU moderated by David Oaks, MFI director. All are welcome, especially mental health consumers and psychiatric survivors.


All are invited – free! Free snacks and beverages.


WHERE: 454 Willamette, second floor, Eugene, Oregon, USA


The Round Table at the historic Growers Market Building.

(For wheelchair accessibility please phone ahead.)


Sponsored by MindFreedom International. www.mindfreedom.org/lane

More info: 541-345-9106. Or e-mail: lane@mindfreedom.org.

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Loretta Wilson: Electroshock survivor and MindFreedom Michigan liaison

I joined MindFreedom after learning about the Ray Sandford campaign. It was so good to find a group with a common goal. Feeling the support, knowing I'm not alone has been very comforting. It was such a relief to find this organization. Keep up the good work! I am a survivor of 58 electroshocks with a strong desire to see electroshock abolished. I am willing to talk to anyone who is willing to listen. I have even talked to some who don't want to hear about it! I had post-procedure pain from my electroshock. I struggle daily with memory loss from electroshock. I am 69 years old, widowed, mother of 5, grandmother of 7 and great grandma to my new baby girl, 'Sophie.' She's beautiful!

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