Greetings and welcome to the very last GCA newsletter of 2019! As we look ahead to 2020, we have the GCA conference coming up this Spring, which is always a very exciting experience and a great way to connect and support each other profession...
Welcome to the end-of-year edition of the GCA Newsletter
We have much to celebrate and be thankful for this year--from the steady increase in members to the GCA book project to the successful Virtual conference to the election of a new boa...
Easton Mountain, which hosts our annual conference, needs our presence, our love and our support. Easton is offering a “Virtual Great Room” event each week on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, from 8:00pm – 9:00pm EST. It is a great way to
This is our first newsletter of the Fall season...a time when there is less light, and we transition into cooler temperatures and usually more time indoors (unless of course you live in a different country or climate). There is a unique beaut...
I have been informed that Punxsutawney Phil (who is gay by the way. I met his lover Harold the Hedgehog last year...) did not see his shadow, so we will have an early Spring!
We would like to thank the presenters for contributing their talent, time and energy to sharing their gifts with the men of the conference. The feedback from participants was wonderful, and participants often struggled with deciding which workshop...
So, there is a lot percolating at the GCA as we head into 2020. The annual GCA conference is, of course, the big news. There are a couple of informational articles below, an...
2021 is here and is bringing with it many new positive changes to our communities! Among these are the announcements of Dr. Rachel Levine as Biden's pick for assistant secretary at HHS (she would be the...
Sometimes, we take greeting people and the power of that for granted. I believe that "Welcome" is one of the nicest words in the English language. When you are welcome, you are acknowledged, being invited to make connect...
We made it! And what a change from a year ago! Things seem to continue to open up around our country (and in different parts of the world.) Many people are resuming outdoor activities. We are ...
Happy Spring! Just like the season, GCA continues to grow and bloom. This newsletter reflects this--chock full of articles and information. Especially note the call for new board members, requests for submissions for the Thomas J. Leonard Humanita...
It has been difficult to focus on getting a newsletter out with so much else going on in the unusual times we are living through, so my apologies for not getting out a proper newsletter in a while. I trust you all understand....
Welcome to our May edition of the GCA newsletter. With the success of the virtual conference, and the election of a new GCA board president and a few new officers, the GCA is poised to continue growing!
Welcome to our May newsletter! This newsletter is chock full of information about the May GCA Conference held at Easton Mountain. Learn more about our new board of directors,exciting programs at the conference, awards given out,and the reveal of t...
Hello and Welcome to our final edition of 2020, a year we will never forget for various reasons! (but maybe some of us want to?) Anyway, the GCA continues to grow and thrive, and we are excited and grateful. With new membership comes new lif...
As some of you may already know, in addition to being a professional coach, I am also a massage therapist and workshop facilitator with over 30 years of experience.
In many ways, Easton feels like home to me re: coaching. I did the first ever LGBT coaching training there, as well as attending and assisting at GCA conferences there.
A special and warm greeting to our new GCA members! What an exciting time of growth! We have attracted some wonderful new members from around the globe, sharing their expertise, skills, and perspective with...
I hope that you are staying cool amidst the extreme heat of the summer. Summer is a time for relaxing, getting out in nature, or perhaps focusing on healing and regrouping. In this issue, we have the first President's mes...
