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Workshop Registration
Information
October 4th & 5th,
2008
Saturday & Sunday
8:30
am – 5:00 pm
Registration
check-in: Saturday 8:00 - 8:30 am
Location:
Courtyard by Marriott
180
N. Fair Oaks Avenue
Pasadena,
CA 91103
The
Courtyard by Marriott is offering a special
rate of $129.00 per night for attendees who wish
to stay over on either Friday, Oct. 3, or Saturday,
Oct. 4.
Cost: $600 per couple.
Attendance: Register
early and save! Early registration
closes September 14.
Cancellation Policy:
If cancellation is made on or before the EARLY REGISTRATION
CUT-OFF DATE, a full refund minus a $50 processing
fee will be given. After the cut-off date,
your registration will be converted to a credit,
good for a full year that you can use to attend future
workshops.
Discounts: Discounts for Mental
Health Professionals and their partners are available.
Please
call Darryl Bartolotti at 626-858-2864
Email: darryl.bartolotti@verizon.net
5
WAYS TO REGISTER!
ONLINE: Simply
fill in our online registration form and
submit it
Then you will be taken to the Payment Page
to complete registration.
Please click the button below to proceed.
EMAIL: Write to Darryl darryl.bartolotti@verizon.net
PHONE: Call Darryl 626-858-2864
FAX or SNAIL MAIL: Click
HERE to download our printable Registration
Form, fill it out and fax it to 626-858-2865,
or, mail it with your check to:
Darryl Bartolotti, MFT
636 South Second Avenue, Suite A
Covina, California 91723 |
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We
are using PayPal to process orders, but you don't
need a PayPal account to use it. Once you click "Secure
Checkout" you will
be given an option to use your PayPal account, or,
if you do not have a PayPal account, your own credit
card.
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