Finding Your Way - psychology lecture series is here again. Starting Saturday, February 2 you will have a choice of twelve talks to attend.

What makes you happy? What is happiness?

Are you getting your protein from meat? Is milk your source of calcium? Can diet be the solution to serious health problems? Join us for the screening  Forks over Knives on Thursday, October 25 at 6:30 pm in the Wolf Performance Hall in Central Library.  This great documentary features Dr. Campbell, a nutritional scientist at Cornell University and Dr. Esselstyn, a top surgeon and head of the Breast Cancer Task Force at the world-renowned Cleveland Clinic who didn't know each other when were conducting several groundbreaking studies.

Are you interested in alternative aproach to health? Join us for the series of talks done by the local practitioners every Tuesday in October in the Stevenson & Hunt meeting room A at 7 pm.

Did you know that the size of the brain is changing with the weight of a human body? The bigger the body, the smaller the brain. That means overweight and obese people have significantly less brain tissue (by average 6-8 %) than those of normal weight and that may cost them as much as 16 years of life. Our brains are very sensitive organs to nutrition  and can be easily damaged not only by drugs, alcohol and smoking but also by sugar, coffee and soft drinks. All that has been proven by academic research and  the work of Dr. Daniel Amen psychiatrist and brain-imaging expert.

Join us on Thursday, December 15 at 7 pm in the Wolf Performance Hall for this exciting, touching, inspiring and motivating documentary: The Tapping Solution. 

Join us Monday, July 18 at 7 pm in the Wolf Performance Hall for the screening of this interesting documentary: Infinity: The Ultimate Trip...Journey Beyond Death. What happens after we pass from this world? Is there a life after this one? Or do we just disappear forever? These are the questions asked in this powerful and poignant feature documentary.

The Art and Science of Saying What You Don't Mind is the first lecture in the series of four: Mind Your Words: The Science of Human Language. On Thursday, April 7 at 7 pm in Stevenson & Hunt Room A in Central Library, Dr. Albert Katz will talk about commonly used metaphors, sarcasm, the reasons we use them and ways to discern speaker intention. 

The lecture is free, no registration required

Join us on Thursday, March 24 at 6:30 pm in the Wolf Performance Hall in Central Library for presentation of an extraordinary documentary called Quantum Communication. Can we manifest our future soul mates, teachers, business partners? How do we communicate with God? What happens when we pray?  Producer, David Sereda shows how communication works from the quantum level and how it is connected to teh Laws of Attraction.

Free, No registration required