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Community Room / Brookline Police Headquarters
250 Washington Street
Brookline, MA
The Boston Bulldogs host these periodic recovery and wellness seminars open to club members and the general public. Facilitated by Club Leaders as well as outside speakers, the seminars address a range of running and wellness topics - from training techniques to proper nutrition.
If you are interested and want to share your own knowledge and insights as a speaker or have suggestions for future topics for one of the Boston Bulldogs Seminars, please reach out to us.
Past Seminars
Mindfulness & Addiction - Wednesday, November 16th, 2016
Dr. Larry Peltz is the author of The Mindful Path to Addiction Recovery: A Practical Guide to Regaining Control Over Your Life. His talk explored the place of mindfulness training in addiction treatment and the wellness and recovery process. Through mindfulness we become more aware of the moment-to-moment experience, without judgment, and through this awareness we learn to be with our experience without reacting in a self-destructive or harmful way.
Dr. Peltz has been on the clinical faculty of Harvard Medical School and Boston University School of Medicine, trained as a mindfulness teacher at University of Massachusetts Medical Center and worked for two years in the UMass Prison Project. He has taught mindfulness approaches to addiction and psychiatric patients for the 20 years. Dr. Peltz has been an addiction psychiatrist for more than two decades, and is currently Medical Director of the Bournewood Caulfield Center.
Dr. Larry Peltz is the author of The Mindful Path to Addiction Recovery: A Practical Guide to Regaining Control Over Your Life. His talk explored the place of mindfulness training in addiction treatment and the wellness and recovery process. Through mindfulness we become more aware of the moment-to-moment experience, without judgment, and through this awareness we learn to be with our experience without reacting in a self-destructive or harmful way.
Dr. Peltz has been on the clinical faculty of Harvard Medical School and Boston University School of Medicine, trained as a mindfulness teacher at University of Massachusetts Medical Center and worked for two years in the UMass Prison Project. He has taught mindfulness approaches to addiction and psychiatric patients for the 20 years. Dr. Peltz has been an addiction psychiatrist for more than two decades, and is currently Medical Director of the Bournewood Caulfield Center.
Families and Friends - Wednesday, June 29th, 2016
This June's Boston Bulldogs Wellness Seminar is open to the public, and is especially targeted at families and friends who are affected by addiction. The evening's program will include open and honest interactive discussion of the dramatic impact of addiction on family and friends, and the importance of wellness for those who are affected - presented and facilitated by Coach Michael Ferullo.
This June's Boston Bulldogs Wellness Seminar is open to the public, and is especially targeted at families and friends who are affected by addiction. The evening's program will include open and honest interactive discussion of the dramatic impact of addiction on family and friends, and the importance of wellness for those who are affected - presented and facilitated by Coach Michael Ferullo.
Training Tips - Wednesday, February 23rd, 2016
The Recovery Wellness seminar this month will feature amazing Bulldog Becca Pizzi, a Belmont resident and the first U.S. woman to complete the World Marathon Challenge - seven marathons in seven continents in seven days. Becca will share her experiences and take questions.
The seminar will also include a discussion of race training tips with Coach Jack Fultz, internationally renowned trainer and 1976 Boston Marathon winner.
The Recovery Wellness seminar this month will feature amazing Bulldog Becca Pizzi, a Belmont resident and the first U.S. woman to complete the World Marathon Challenge - seven marathons in seven continents in seven days. Becca will share her experiences and take questions.
The seminar will also include a discussion of race training tips with Coach Jack Fultz, internationally renowned trainer and 1976 Boston Marathon winner.
Healthy Running - Wednesday, December 9th, 2015
Our first seminar will feature a panel of runners and experts on the subject of Healthy Running – achieving and maintaining wellness. Panelists will include 1976 Boston Marathon winner and internationally respected coach Jack Fultz, talented young runner Patrick Caron and Will Campbell, a certified Olympic Weightlifting coach and CrossFit™ trainer whose passion is developing specialized programming for strength, mobility, movement integrity and athletic performance. The seminar will cover training, injury prevention, mental focus, running in the winter months and cross training - and will include time for questions and discussion with the panelists.
Our first seminar will feature a panel of runners and experts on the subject of Healthy Running – achieving and maintaining wellness. Panelists will include 1976 Boston Marathon winner and internationally respected coach Jack Fultz, talented young runner Patrick Caron and Will Campbell, a certified Olympic Weightlifting coach and CrossFit™ trainer whose passion is developing specialized programming for strength, mobility, movement integrity and athletic performance. The seminar will cover training, injury prevention, mental focus, running in the winter months and cross training - and will include time for questions and discussion with the panelists.
