ACTIVATING HAPPINESS: SAINT LUKE'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
LED BY DR. RACHEL HERSHENBERG OF EMORY BRAIN HEALTH
Sunday, November 5 in the Saint Luke’s Presbyterian Church Chapel
9:30 am – 10:15 am
Help us welcome Dr. Rachel Hershenberg of Emory Brain Health as she shares important evidence-based strategies discovered from her years of education, research
and as a care provider for depression. Rachel describes her book, “Activating Happiness” as “a jump-start guide to overcoming low motivation, depression, or just feeing stuck.” Rachel will tell us how some of the small decisions we make each day can be the
most important ones. Rachel’s widely-acclaimed book will also be available to those who wish to take more of these ideas home.
Location: Saint Luke’s Presbyterian Church, 1978 Mount Vernon Rd., Dunwoody, GA 30338
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