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Resilience Week 3
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Resilience Week 3

“To be resilient, it is essential to clean out the closet in your head of past or current traumas, so they no longer control your future.”

Dr. Amen, American psychiatrist and brain disorder specialist.

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Resilience Week 2
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Resilience Week 2

Dr. Ginsburg developed the 7 C's model to center around these critical ideas. “First, children and teens live up or down to the expectations that (we) adults set for them. The young people need us (adults) to hold them accountable to high expectations and love them unconditionally. Second, modeling resilience for kids and teens is more important than discussing it.”

 

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Resilience Week 1
Mindfulness Cynthia O'connell Mindfulness Cynthia O'connell

Resilience Week 1

Resilience there are two kinds: Systemic what you are born with, you built through your life. Processive is what you bring to the fight that you don’t even know yet what will come, but through this struggle will come strength.

Dr Rahul Jandial

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Hurrying Week 3
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Hurrying Week 3

“When you get into your car, shut the door and be there for just half a minute. Breathe, feel the energy inside your body, look around at the sky, the trees. The mind might tell you, 'I don't have time.' But that's the mind talking to you. Even the busiest person has time for 30 seconds of space.”

Echart Tolle 

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Discipline Week 2
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Discipline Week 2

“Everything we want to do in life requires discipline. And like strength, flexibility, and endurance, it can be built up over time.”

 -Laird Hamilton

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January week 2 Control
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January week 2 Control

The mind, to ensure that it remains in control, seeks continuously to cover up the present moment with past and future, and so, as the vitality and infinite creative potential of Being, which is inseparable from the Now, becomes covered up by time, your true nature becomes obscured by the mind.

-Eckart Tolle

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