5th Place was invited to do an Emotional Fitness as part of the day’s events at the end of year function for the Egoli Chapter of EAPA-SA (Employee Assistance Providers Association of South Africa).
The Egoli Chapter of EAPA-SA (Employee Assistance Providers Association of South Africa) held their end of year function at the Bryanston Country Club to appreciate and acknowledge the hard work of its members during a long and challenging year.
5th Place was invited to do an Emotional Fitness Talk as part of the day’s events. Under the thatched gazebo the attendees were offered a perspective on emotional as well as physical wellbeing and then taken through an Emotional Fitness Class. The feedback was overwhelmingly positive. Attendees were quick to realise the possibilities for their clients. 5th Place looks forward to building many strong and purposeful relationships with this group in the new year.
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