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Change You Choose | Michele Rosenthal, Author & Speaker
Change You Choose | Michele Rosenthal, Author & Speaker.
Retired Westmead Hospital Professor Receives Highest Distinction – WSLHD
Retired Westmead Hospital Professor Receives Highest Distinction – WSLHD.
Great opportunity to learn about how trauma affects the brain, presented by Michele Rosenthal
Great opportunity to learn about how trauma affects the brain, presented by Michele Rosenthal Do you have symptoms like: Trouble concentrating Disrupted sleep Inability to remember both short and long-term ideas, facts or events Feeling like you’re in danger even when you know you’re completely safe Unable to control your emotions Unable to feel Unable … read more
Beautiful feedback from the 1st ever Daring Way™ group in Australia I held last weekend
Thank you ladies, you rock!!! More workshop dates will be announced soon. Check back in here for details. Andi
Daring Greatly in Sydney
http://www.oprah.com/spirit/Brene-Brown-Interviewed-by-Oprah-Daring-Greatly” The Daring Way™ workshops available in Sydney facilitated by Andrea Szász CDWF-Candidate
Love Your Kids. Leave Them Alone: The Art of Radical Parenting. ~ Kristin S. Luce | elephant journal
Love Your Kids. Leave Them Alone: The Art of Radical Parenting. ~ Kristin S. Luce | elephant journal.
Visual story of addiction. Warning some of the images disturbing
http://viiphoto.com/articles/the-
Empathy vs Sympathy
Brené Brown explains what is the difference between receiving empathy versus sympathy.
The first ever Daring Way™ group is starting in Sydney!
The group will be help by Andrea Szász CDWF-Candidate in a small group format. For further information how to participate please contact me at [email protected]. The first ever Daring Way™ group is starting in Sydney! The Daring Way™ is a highly experiential methodology based on the researchof Dr. Brené Brown. The method was developed to … read more
White Ribbon Day
White Ribbon Day is for Men and Boys The idea behind White Ribbon Day is for men and boys to recognise the male role in domestic violence. One in three women experience physical or sexual violence during their lives. In recognising that victims of domestic violence are their sisters, mothers, aunties, grandmothers and cousins, most … read more