Dec 262014
 

Thursday, January 15, 6:00 pm, Civic Center Library

Lin.KlaassenAccording to ancient Chinese face reading principles, each part of the face corresponds directly to a part or area of the body.  Our bodies try to talk to us through our faces, telling us what the body needs and the challenges it is facing.  All we have to do is read the messages our faces present to us.

Join us when Lin Klaassen, one of the Midwest’s leading face reading practitioners, returns to the Civic Center Library to us the basics of this fascinating subject.  Ms. Klaassen is a business, jury, relationship, and poker consultant with clients in over 17 countries.

This event will take place in the conference room outside of the Civic Center Library. To register, call 586.574.4564.

Jan 222014
 

face-reading-level-2Thursday, February 6, 6 pm, Civic Center Library

Back by popular demand, the Warren Public Library is happy to announce that Lin Klaassen will be returning to the library. Ms. Klaassen has earned a reputation over 21 years as one of the Midwest’s leading practitioners in the field of face reading. Face reading is an ancient practice that correlates facial features to character traits. Ms. Klaassen is a business, jury, relationship, and poker consultant with clients in over 17 countries.

Lin has been with us several times and will return to present 15 new facial traits never presented here before!

This program will be held in the conference room next to the Civic Center Library. Registration is required for this program. Please call 586.574.4564 to register.

Nov 162012
 

Did you know that non-verbal communication conveys up to 90% of the meaning of a message? On Wednesday, November 28 at 6 pm at the Civic Center Library, Lin Klaassen, an international expert in non-verbal communication, will be showing you how to read and interpret movements, gestures, eye contact, and facial expressions and other body language. Come to this program and find out what isn’t being said!

To register for this program, call 586.574.4564. This event will take place in the Conference Room outside of the Civic Center Library.