AITP-NCFL December Meeting

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AITP-NCFL December Meeting

Time: December 9, 2014 from 5:45pm to 8:30pm
Location: UF Hilton
Street: SW 34th Ste
City/Town: Gainesville, FL
Website or Map: https://www.google.com/maps/p…
Phone: (352)354-AITP
Event Type: dinner, and, presentation
Organized By: Michael Lucas
Latest Activity: Dec 3, 2014

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Event Description

The December 9 meeting of your North Central Florida chapter of AITP will be held a bit early, to minimize schedule conflicts with the holidays.

As usual our holiday topic is a little less technical yet one we think you’ll enjoy and find most useful.

Dr. Beree Darby will present and demonstrate “Psychoneuroimmunology”.  Learn how to use the power of your own mind to help yourself feel better, more focused, and more energized.

RSVP by sending an email to reserve@aitp-ncfl.org

Full presentation information available in the meeting flyer at http://aitp-ncfl.org/pdf/201412.pdf

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