(above) Anita Pacheco, President and Founder of Anita’s Attitude Adjustments, LLC, will present, “Women and POWER” at Thursday Morning Club.
Join the Thursday Morning Club to Explore Woman & POWER
Submitted by Cathy Gotliffe
General public, members and guests are welcome to join the Thursday Morning Club for a program and lunch following their January General Membership Meeting. Thursday morning, January 9 at 10:30 a.m. the program “Women and POWER” will be presented by Anita Pacheco. The club’s Catering Committee will offer a buffet lunch after the presentation for a cost of $20 per person, payable at the door.
The word “POWER” can be evocative. Why? It depends on the filter through which we have witnessed or experienced power in our own lives. Dr. Wayne Dyer was quoted as saying, “When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.” We will explore this at “Women and POWER” when Anita Pacheco, President and Founder of Anita’s Attitude Adjustments, LLC, shines the spotlight on this broad topic.
The derivation of the word POWER will be examined, powerful women like Cleopatra and Mother Theresa will be contrasted and cultural influences will be discussed. We will claim and experience our personal power through movement, alignment and sound and be reminded of how it feels to be empowered.
Anita Pacheco was a student of ethology (the study of human behavior) during the years preceding receipt of her BA in Life Sciences from Rowan University. She later received her MBA in Chemical and Pharmaceutical Marketing from Fairleigh Dickinson University. Years of observation of family, the workforce and media, coupled with the influence of eastern bodywork brought Anita to this time and place to discuss this most important topic, Women and POWER. Please join us in the conversation which takes place at the Madison Community House.
Proceeds from the program will benefit the Madison Community House, which is owned and operated by the Thursday Morning Club with its Community House Pre School, Before and After School Child Care. Organized in 1896, the club is a member of the New Jersey State and General Federation of Women’s Clubs. The club offers programs and services to support the community, and the Community House provides a home for a number of sports, recreation and civic groups.
For information about the Thursday Morning Club or membership, call the Community House at 973-377-0244 or visit TMCMCH.org.
