Annual Tennessee Caduceus Retreat*
June 3-5, 2016
Four Points by Sheraton Hotel
Brentwood, TN
REGISTER ONLINE – By May 1
ONLINE HOTEL RESERVATIONS – By May 6
Speakers
This year’s retreat will feature presentations from David B. Posen, MD, an expert in stress management, and author and screenwriter William Borchert, speaking on growing up in an alcoholic environment.
Dr. Posen, known as “Doc Calm” to his audiences, is an international keynote speaker, author and seminar leader throughout Canada and the U.S. An authority on stress management, he uses an interactive approach to motivate and inspire his audience. Dr. Posen has authored three best-selling books, Always Change a Losing Game, Staying Afloat When the Water Gets Rough, and The Little Book of Stress Relief. Is Work Killing You? is his newest release.
Learn more.
Mr. Borchert is an Emmy nominated screenwriter. His movies, “My Name Is Bill W.” (1989) and his “When Love Is Not Enough” (2010), were based on his two books that told the stories of Bill and Lois Wilson, founders of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Al-Anon. Mr. Borchert has authored other books including Sought Through Prayer and Meditation, 50 Miracles That Changed Lives, and 1,000 Years of Sobriety. His newest release is How I Became My Father … A Drunk. Learn more.
Meeting Agenda
Meeting Registration
Deadline: ASAP
The cost for registration to the TMF’s 30th Annual Caduceus Retreat remains at $90 per attendee for the entire weekend.
Register Now
- Register and Pay Online – NOTE: We cannot accept payment via American Express
- Download the Registration Form (Follow return & payment instructions on the form)
Hotel Reservations
Deadline: ASAP
Room reservations at the Four Points by Sheraton Hotel in Brentwood, TN, are available at the special TMF rate of $99 per room/per night.
Reserve Your Room
- Online
- By phone: 866-961-8096; TMF Registration Code: TMF03A
*Current PHP participants are REQUIRED to attend the retreat as part of your agreement.
For questions or more information, contact the TMF at 615-467-6411 or jeanneb@e-tmf.org.