Learn the skills that stimulate performance and passion in life
Since 2002, Dr. Bob Maurer of UCLA offers two-day workshop at Dell’Arte

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:
A growing body of research seeks to identify the skills that are necessary to create and sustain high levels of performance in three areas of life: work, relationships, and health. Historically, documented research tends to focus on only one of these areas. But surprising studies done in a variety of cultures and societies around the world have led to the discovery of essential skills that stimulate performance and passion in many areas of life. This workshop highlights these skills and explores related topics including:
 - What is the most important skill you want to see in a person before you can trust them?
 - What skills allow people to sustain their creativity?
 - How do successful people create changes in their organizations and in themselves?
 - A surprising new understanding of stress.
 - Effective tools for preventing and resolving conflict.

ABOUT DR. BOB:
Bob Maurer has devoted most of his professional life to the study of excellence: how people create and sustain success in work, health, and relationship. He is a clinical psychologist, the Director of Behavioral Sciences for the Family Practice Residency Program at the Santa Monica-UCLA Hospital. He is an Associate Clinical Professor with the UCLA School of Medicine and the founder of the Science of Excellence, dedicated to enhancing enthusiasm and performance in all areas of life.
Dr. Maurer has provided individual and executive coaching and consulting to organizations including the British Government, the US Navy and Air Force, the EPA, Xerox, World Savings, Walt Disney, and Kaiser Hospitals. Locally, Dr. Bob has offered annual workshops to students and faculty at the Dell’Arte International School of Physical Theatre since 2002, and is a faculty member at the Cascadia Center for Leadership. His work on conflict management has appeared on ABC’s 20/20 and his programs on creativity were highlighted in the Los Angeles Times. He has won the US Navy’s civilian award for his contributions to their negotiation skills training courses.
Dr. Maurer is the author of the recently released One Small Step Can Change Your Life: The Kaizen Way.
For more information about Dr. Maurer and his publications see www.scienceofexcellence.com.

SIGN UP NOW:
Hosted by Dell’Arte, this workshop is open to the public on a reserved seating basis as Dell’Arte’s students, faculty and staff fill much of the theatre. Please call Dell’Arte at 668-5663 or go online to pay with a credit card. The two-day workshop runs Saturday, Nov. 7. 2009 11 am to 5 pm and Sunday, Nov. 8,2009 11 am to 4 pm. One day: $50 gen/$25 students Two Days: $100 general/$50 students.

Dr. Maurer’s book, One Small Step Can Change Your Life: Using the Japanese Technique of Kaizen to Achieve Lasting Success will be available at a discount. You don’t want to miss this book!