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Jamie Smart with Manchester Business NLP and EI Group: July 5th 2011.

Wednesday, July 6th, 2011

A Smart light: Inner knowing, self-constructed reality. A stream of stimuli meeting higher level or lower level thoughts. Knowing what we feel, feeling what we know. Yes! By Moira Eribenne

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When is your Independence Day? July 4th everyday!

Wednesday, July 6th, 2011

July 4th is the USA’s National Day of Celebration. Independence Day is celebrated by Americans all over the world, enjoying the powerful awareness that experiencing Independence from the ‘shackles’ of dependency is worth a party or two! We all can celebrate our own Independence Day- each day. Every day. For each one of us according to [...]

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We are the animal Kingdom-Life is confidence!

Saturday, July 2nd, 2011

Today the young blackbird I’d scooped off the patio, panting, motionless head down on the paving, took an initially faltering return into the world as good as new! Last night I thought it might have a broken wing, left it in a box with tissue in the garage over night and this morning we were [...]

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September – new beginnings, so much newness!

Thursday, September 4th, 2008

Secondary school signals a time of great change for all children and their families. This is especially so for children with ASD’s as ‘change’ so often gives rise to seemingly endless questions, uncertainty and understandably, that all too familiar anxiety. For many children the first week is all but over! The end of summer saw [...]

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