Grief, Failure, support group

This is a special event for attendees who are within 100 miles driving distance of Nashville TN. Why within 100 miles? We want people who are close to each other in order to help each other get through hardships. Together we can form a membership of people who want to know if it is possible to really move on from the loss of a loved one, or a failure in life or a bad break up or divorce.
In this meeting you will learn about ways to do that, to really move on.
The technique was developed over 20 years by L. Ron Hubbard through the subject of Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health.
This technique has helped millions of people since 1950 when the technique was perfected.
The meeting will explain the scientific background of this technique which will demonstrate why it is effective in relieving sadness, anxiety and negative effects associated with grief, losses and failures.
The meeting is a support group, participants will be able to share their experiences.
It is perfectly ok to feel sympathy for someone who has just experienced a loss, but it is much better to be effective in making that person regain his or her happiness so that life can really go on.
The reason there is a cost of $10 for the meeting is to make sure only serious individuals who are ready to put in the work necessary to regain their happiness will attend the meeting.
This could change your life as it did for so many others.
There is no reason to continue to be sad after a loss. The person you loved and lost would want you to be happy and to go on with your life.
Let’s make that happen.
This event is sponsored by the SmartMove Group.
Meetup members and organizers need to be at least 18 years old. While family groups are more than welcome on Meetup, anyone under the age of 18 attending an event must be accompanied by an adult. You can learn more about our age policies in our community guidelines.
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