Life Balance Institute

Programs: The institute's primary function is to provide training dedicated to helping individuals and executives through group meetings either sponsored solely by the institute or other non-profit organizations. For the tax year, 120 days of training were held with a total estimated 1,679 separate class attendances. These meetings in the form of classes ranged from 25 persons to over 245 in size. They were held in the san francisco area, seattle, throughout california and other locations. The one and multiple day classes, retreats and workshops are centered on teaching people about skillful living, managing life changes and transitions and sustainable leadership. These teachings include mediation, yoga, mindfulness, stress relief and related skills and activities. Total revenue consists of direct contributions to lbi and contributions where applicable from the sponsoring non-profit organization. Many of the sponsoring organizations provide for the travel expenses of the lbi speaker. The total revenue for the year was $67,831 and generally all program service expenses of $285,048 are allocable. No allocation has been made of the management and general categories as attributable to this function however it is the primary activity of the institute.

counseling activities are generally conducted with individual persons who need help with various life issues including major career or position changes, family relationships, stress issues, and achieving a more balanced life between work and family. During the tax year an estimated 28 persons attended counseling sessions and contributed $60,205 for the period. No program expenses have been allocated to this activity.

life balance professional training program is a certification program that equips individuals with the skills needed to offer counseling to persons who need help with various life changes and transitions. During the year, 16 individuals participated in the training program and paid $65,604 in tuition.