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Have you ever considered the difference between perfectionism and high standards? While they may look similar, when you dive into the details, they end up: (1) looking different; (2) feeling different; and (3) leading to different outcomes for students. Our College Counselling Team Leader and Clinical Psychologist, Dr Nathan Wilson, highlights the key differences and shares how our community can better support our students. Read the full article by viewing the link in the comments. #StLeonardsCollege #StLeonards #STL
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Let's dive into an essential strategy for treating Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS): Massed Practice over Distributed practice. 🗣️ CAS often demands intensive intervention, and the way we structure therapy sessions can make a big difference. When we talk about intensity, we're referring to two key factors: the amount of treatment and how it's distributed over time. Massed practice is all about concentrated, focused practice sessions. Instead of spreading practice out over several weeks, we pack it into a shorter timeframe. For children with CAS, this approach can be incredibly effective, especially when targeting specific words or syllable shapes. Research suggests that children with CAS benefit significantly from this type of intense, focused practice. By zeroing in on a smaller set of targets and practicing them intensively, children show greater improvement and better outcomes. So, when designing therapy sessions for CAS, consider the power of massed practice. By providing concentrated, focused practice sessions, we can maximize progress and help children with CAS reach their communication goals faster. 💪🎯 #apraxiaawareness #apraxiaawarenessmonth #childhoodapraxiaofspeech #cas #BetterHearingAndSpeechMonth #CommunicationDisorders #principlesofmotorlearning #speechlanguagepathologist #slp #speechtherapy #apraxia #speechtherapist #motorspeechdisorders #speechies
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People with low self-esteem and self-confidence often see themselves in a distorted way that can negatively impact their personal relationships, work, and education. Explore protective & vulnerability factors in self-esteem and learn practical tips to overcome self-limiting beliefs and strengthen self-confidence with a licensed therapist. Link to the webinar recording below https://lnkd.in/e3Vn35n9
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NEW BRPT COURSE: Social Perceptions and Communications Barriers Resulting in Abuse & Neglect of the Elderly Category: CEU Price: $15.99 BRPT Credit: 1.0 Course Hour CSTE FORMAT: Purchase includes Downloadable PDF and access to online test. ABOUT: This course focuses on the impact of cultural and social perceptions of the elderly which results in abuse and/or neglect. Individual prejudice, learning deficiencies, and communication barriers all contribute to such elder-abuse and neglect. An in-depth understanding of the cultural and social perceptions that lead to elder abuse will enable the sleep professional to recognize potentially dangerous situations in clinical environments and apply appropriate interventions to prevent further abuse. REGISTER: https://lnkd.in/eSgQqtZn
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In this clip from my Behavioral Health Admissions training course, I explain the Iceberg Analogy. The iceberg is a great metaphor for dealing with inquiries into our admissions centers. If we are not thoughtful, we end up only considering the information that is above the water line. The potential admission pitfalls are all below the water line. The real motivation for change is also below the water line. Increase your conversions by understanding the Iceberg Analogy.
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GCSE and A Level exams are nearly upon us 💙 Filled with pressure and anxiety, exam season can be a daunting time for young people. A supportive environment, encouraging effective study techniques, and prioritising wellbeing, can help a child to approach exams with confidence and resilience. Tackling the challenge of exams together helps us all to emerge stronger on the other side. Visit our blog for helpful exam prep tips from our therapist, Yvonne: https://lnkd.in/eu_i-87w #ChildrensMentalHealth #StressAwarenessMonth #ExamSeason #ExamStress
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Progress is progress, no matter the variation in steps. #progressnotperfection #smallstepsofchange #mentalhealthmatters #ncpsychological #NCPA #ncpf
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NEW UPDATED COURSE: "Social Perceptions and Communications Barriers Resulting in Abuse & Neglect of the Elderly" Category: CEU Price: $15.99 BRPT Credit: 1.0 Course Hour CSTE FORMAT: Purchase includes Downloadable PDF and access to online test. ABOUT: This course focuses on the impact of cultural and social perceptions of the elderly which results in abuse and/or neglect. Individual prejudice, learning deficiencies, and communication barriers all contribute to such elder-abuse and neglect. An in-depth understanding of the cultural and social perceptions that lead to elder abuse will enable the sleep professional to recognize potentially dangerous situations in clinical environments and apply appropriate interventions to prevent further abuse. REGISTER: https://lnkd.in/eSgQqtZn
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LIVE WEBINAR: You Don’t Have to Be Perfect to Be Good: Assessing and Addressing Perfectionism and Imposterism in the Child Life Field 3/5 at 1 PM EST 1.5 PDUs; Professional Responsibility The field of child life is highly competitive and demands a range of adaptable skills to support diverse clients. In this webinar, the speakers will present research highlighting the prevalence of perfectionism and impostorism among child life students and specialists, and how these factors can impact clinical training, professional practice, and personal well-being. The authors will also discuss recommendations and implications to address these concerns for individuals, child life teams, and the child life field as a whole. Register now: https://ow.ly/z2xI50QyUhs
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We can only start from where we are, and progress is progress. #beproudofyourself #onestepatatime #progressisprogress #mentalhealthmatters #ncpsychological #NCPA #ncpf
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