Sentences with phrase «positive healing community»
Through this class you will also join the wonderful, positive healing community of Pulling Down the Moon and enjoy the energy of all the amazing women who have shared their journey with us.
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In a symbolic gesture aimed at further healing relations with the gay community and burying the Tories» «nasty party» image, Mr Cameron this week apologised for Section 28 - the controversial law brought in by the Conservatives in 1988 banning local authorities from portraying homosexuality in a positive light.
This is done by synergistically focussing on both healing regulatory and relational capacities and growth in positive psychology's concerns of positive experiences and emotion, enduring traits, and positive communities.
Her passion for humane education and animal welfare combined with her professional experience will enable Healing Hearts to achieve their mission and make a positive impact within the community.
Therapeutic and restorative processes, such as Koori and Murri courts, drugs courts and healing circles, are ways in which the criminal justice system can help to rebuild relationships and deliver positive outcomes for the entire community.
While it is positive that government is beginning to look at healing options, it is Indigenous community calls for healing that provide the most compelling imperative to progress healing initiatives.
National Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal organisations - for example, SNAICC, the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Healing Foundation, Winangay Resources, and the Australian Centre for Child Protection - are leading the Family Matters and Positive Futures initiatives to find alternative approaches to support Aboriginal children, their families and communities.
This attention to healing was in part based on emerging evidence from overseas, primarily in Canada and New Zealand, that indicated that addressing the healing needs of individuals and communities has a positive impact on reducing the over-representation of Indigenous peoples in criminal justice processes.
2007 - 2008: Program in Spiritual Counseling at the Center for Intuitive Listening with Kim Chernin, Ph.D 2009 - 2010: Pierce Street Integral Counseling Center 2010 - 2012: Community Healing Center, Internship with Dr. Ellen Hammerle 2012 - 2013: UCSF Positive Women's Health Program of Rita da Cascia (HIV + women and children) 2013: Collaborative Couples Therapy workshop with Dan Wile 2014: The Developmental Model of Couples Therapy: Integrating Attachment, Differentiation, and Neuroscience in Couples Therapy, with Ellyn Bader of the Couples Institute 2014: Sue Johnson, author of «Hold Me Tight» training in Emotionally Focused Therapy: On Target Couples Interventions in the Age of Attachment 2013 - 2016: PPTP program, San Francisco Psychoanalytic Center