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Caruso's Kids Calm & Behaviour Powder 75g. Made in Australia. AUSTL234012
Each 2.5g dose (2 scoops) of powder contains:
Pinus pinaster stem bark outer Oligopin® (French Marine Pine Bark) 20000mg (20g)
Magnesium Citrate 440.9mg
Equiv. to Magnesium 71.25mg
Magnesium Phosphate 344.9mg
Equiv. to Magnesium 71.25mg
Magnesium Aspartate Dihydrate 100mg
Equiv. to Magnesium 7.5mg
Total Magnesium 150mg
Silica Colloidal Anhydrous 247.5mg
Equiv. to Silicon 115.5mg
Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) 25mg
Zinc Oxide 9.33mg
Equiv. to Zinc 7.5mg
Please follow dosage instructions depending on child's age or as advised by your Healthcare Professional.
Children 2-3 years: mix 1 scoop (1.25g) with approximately 100mL of your child's favourite drink (water, 100% Natural fruit juice etc..) and drink immediately once a day.
Children 4-8 years: mix 2 scoops (2.5g) with approximately 200mL of your child's favourite drink (water, 100% Natural fruit juice etc..) and drink immediately once a day.
Children 8 years and over: mix 4 scoops (5g) with approximately 200mL of your child's favourite drink (water, 100% Natural fruit juice etc..) and drink immediately once a day.
Free from:
Dairy, lactose, glucose, wheat, yeast, salt, gluten, animal product, egg, peanuts, soy, artificial colours, artificial flavours and preservatives.
Minerals for the brain and nervous system
One key mineral in Caruso's Kids Calm and Behaviour is Magnesium which plays a role in a wide range of fundamental biological reactions in their body. Magnesium is essential for the central nervous system and has a calming effect. Low magnesium intakes from the diet may also result in sleeplessness, irritability or agitation. Zinc is another important mineral found in Caruso's Kids Calm and Behaviour. Zinc is necessary for children as it takes part in 100's of reactions in the body. Zinc is involved in the functioning of the central nervous system, in brain development and normal healthy growth.
Antioxidant support
Caruso's Kids Calm and Behaviour also contains French Marine Pine Bark and Vitamin C which are both powerful antioxidants. It's important to remember that children need a healthy balanced diet. If you feel that your child may not be eating a balanced diet and you want to help their behaviour with some extra nutritional support why not give your child Caruso's Kids Calm and Behaviour just once a day.
Why use Caruso's Kids Calm & Behaviour?
Antioxidants are compounds that reduce the damaging effects of free radicals and reduce oxidative stress, which may be leading to behavioural issues in children. Poor diet and nutrition resulting in a lack of antioxidants has been shown to be causative to unhealthy behaviour in kids. Caruso's Kids Calm & Behaviour is a unique formula which contains nutritional minerals and antioxidants to aid in reducing the effects of oxidative damage in kids. By doing so it supports healthy and good behaviour in kids.
Caruso's Kids Calm & Behaviour has been formulated for:
• Behaviour
• Stress & mild anxiety
• Irritability
• Sleeplessness
• Relaxation plus lots more
Who would use Caruso's Kids Calm & Behaviour?
• For kids going through behavioural challenges
• Kids who are not relaxed, and may be agitated, excitable and irritable
• For kids who need to improve antioxidant intake and do not eat well
• For kids who want to maintain a healthy immune system
• Fussy eaters with may have poor diet low in the minerals Zinc and Magnesium
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: When is the best time for my kids to take Caruso's Kids Calm & Behaviour?
Caruso's Kids Calm & Behaviour is best taken with breakfast for those having issues with behaviour and with dinner for those having issues with sleeplessness.
Q: What else can I do to help in improving my Kids behaviour?
Remove all foods which contain preservatives, artificial colourings and additives from their diet. Avoid any processed foods and foods with high amounts of sugars.
Q: Where does the mixed berry flavor come from?
The mixed berry flavour in Caruso's Kids Calm & Behaviour comes from natural raspberry and blueberry.
Warnings and Contra-Indications:
Always read the label. Use only as directed. If symptoms persist consult your Healthcare Professional.
Zinc may be dangerous when used in large amounts or for long periods of time.
Vitamin supplements should not replace a balanced diet.
Take at least two hours away from all other pharmaceutical medications.
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"A woman in pauper dress ambled into the colonial room with a Monogram suitcase. She glimpsed at the man with pot-belly aka The Boss."
Thank you for all your support, my beautiful people
Much love…
Sneak preview of If This Is How it Ends
"A woman in pauper dress ambled into the colonial room with a Monogram suitcase. She glimpsed at the man with pot-belly aka The Boss."
Thank you for all your support, my beautiful people
Much love…
Velvet sky of disclosure,
We have been two-thousand
and four-hundred hours apart,
Scars are so brand new, still —
I have been breathing hard
lately. Only then I learn to be
stronger, like I have promised you
before your last breath that I will
never give up. Never for Mama and myself —
I will not cry the same tears,
But it will be of different taste. Someday
another new chapter
when a vow is exchanged
with the One who loves me. —
Wings you've attached,
Souls and love we detached,
I stood alone in deformity,
Unsettled in those pieces,
I left in my agony,
With this heart
I sacrifice and bleed,
Until the day we meet,
Beyond the beautiful shore
I have created,
Please don't ignore
the devoted love I've possessed in you.
Sleepless and restless night,
Crying to shut my sight,
My mind spinning like whirlpool.
Trying to control
before acting like a fool,
Something in me still haunting,
Like a river flowing endlessly,
Questioning myself,
Playing tricks with my emotion,
Complicated and of twisted imagination,
My reflection beneath my action,
Speak softly and whispering to you,
Do you know the real me?
Why l have to love you?
Tell me l shouldn't,
Then I'll be lost,
Give me the courage to say
that l love and can never lose you,
Feel me with your heartbeat,
Kissing your sweet lips,
My desire running wild,
Hopelessly addicted to you,
l wish that's me
when you were lying down with her.
Look in your eyes when the morning comes,
What was there beneath the sheets?
In thousands pint of venomous epidemic
How can l express my feelings?
Will you turn me away?
Where am l to be?
l feel sorry for myself,
Forgive me for l am wrong;
Promises you made
Shall put yourself into shame,
Never ask me how to love her,
For l will break down and cry.
l wouldn't recognize my own tears
or pain l suffered,
Darkness shadowed my soul,
World has been through changes,
Two person in a separate condition,
Confused by your unpredictable thoughts,
I'm in your path of intoxication.
You face death,
Alone; l help you to pull the trigger,
Forgive me if l didn't tell you,
How much l should have appreciated,
Your acquaintance smile,
Couldn't tell how pleasant it was.
Pardon me for being damn selfish,
People around you,
Used, betrayed, judged and cast,
I never know or pretend not to care,
That your mental faculty,
You need love to heal your crawling wound.
Remember when you first hug and hold me
To your arms; You look like a clown
Wish l could turn back time,
Return to my childhood where
l could have know you more.
You have broken by the fire-burning,
Dream about you; Thinking of you,
Perhaps, I'm regret for not cherish our last moment,
I'm suppose to express my feelings,
Can anyone visualize how my bitter heart goes?
Mommy missed you,
Grandma is proud of you,
What a remorseful atmosphere; That we have here.
Daddy reminiscence the conversation you had,
Strong, courageous and brave attitude you once preserved.
Too late to cry; My darling,
You said – I've got to leave.
Where are you going?
ls there a happy; Peaceful place where you can belong now?
Days have past by me slow,
Awaken from my dream and you went away,
Questioning myself; l need to be responsible.
Not for your passing; But to promise
That my love for you shall never shed.
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This is a tribute poem I wrote a decade ago for someone who I never got the chance to say how much I loved him. Looking back, it's something really sad. Through words, it's least what I can express.
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With the announcement that two Apostles will attend the upcoming inauguration this Friday, Mormon Newsroom released a list of Church leaders who have attended past U.S. presidential inaugurations.
Over the years, the First Presidency and members of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have met with presidents belonging to both political parties. Members of the First Presidency typically attend or send representatives to the inaugurations of U.S. presidents.
Here is a list of known dates and names of Latter-day Saint leaders who have attended inaugurations of U.S. presidents: Mormon Leaders at Presidential Inaugurations.
1873—Inauguration of Ulysses S. Grant
Church representative: George Q. Cannon (Apostle)
1877—Inauguration of Rutherford B. Hayes
Church representative: George Q. Cannon (Counselor, First Presidency)
1905—Inauguration of Theodore Roosevelt Jr.
Church representative: Reed Smoot (Apostle and U.S. Senator from Utah)
1909—Inauguration of William Howard Taft
Church representative: Reed Smoot (Apostle and U.S. Senator from Utah)
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Despite the dire warnings in some circles, Wycliffe's pupils are celebrating another fine set of GCSE results this morning. In the harder, new-style GCSEs, graded 9-1, more than 93% of results were grade 4 or above (the new pass standard) and 80% were a 'strong' pass (9-5).
To show just how outstanding this performance was, at the outset of their studies only just over half were predicted to achieve that standard in a cohort of truly mixed ability. Wycliffe prides itself on its value-added performance and this year's results really seem to justify that pride.
As a result, individual performances included many whose achievements showed progress beyond expectations whilst at the top end, Olivia Garrard's seven grade 9s and an 8 stands out as an astonishing achievement for the girl from Chalford. In addition, Atolani Oyewumi from Middlesex secured two 9s, one A*, two 8s and an A in his batch of grades, Seb Clarke of Gloucester achieved two 9s, two 8s, an A* and two As, James Clements from Westfalen, Germany, scored three 9s, three 8s, and an A, and Amy Cook from Stroud two 9s, four 8s and an A.
Wycliffe's Head, Nick Gregory said
Both pupils and teaching staff alike have shown commendable flexibility, optimism and resilience in adapting to the demands placed upon them by the move to the new 9-1 framework at GCSE. For many pupils, the sheer number of different subjects that they have to stay on top of can make GCSEs even more challenging than A Levels or BTECs. With that in mind, I am really pleased to see that, virtually across-the-board, pupils' hard work and dedication has been rewarded with some excellent results. At a time when, across the country, both modern languages and creative subjects seem to be under threat, I am especially pleased to report that 2/3 of all of our pupils taking Art secured a top '9' grade and would also like to highlight that most of our pupils secured a good pass in at least one language (in Spanish, for example, almost ½ of pupils earned a top grade). In our local area where expertise in engineering is so prevalent, 62% of pupils in Physics securing 7, 8 or 9 also catches the eye.
Wycliffe's pupils are celebrating an extraordinary set of results this morning. The dazzling array of destinations for its leavers includes Oxford to read PPE, Imperial to study Medicine, UCL for Mechanical Engineering and Loughborough for Architecture.
And girls are leading the charge with two-thirds of the school's A and A* grades in STEM subjects coming from its female students. One of these, Annie Rees from Stonehouse will be heading to Imperial to study Medicine with her two A*s and two A grades in Maths, Chemistry, Physics and Further Maths.
India Duke from Wotton-under-Edge is taking up her place to read PPE at Brasenose College, Oxford following her two A*s and an A in Chemistry, Economics and Maths, while Kelly Fletcher from Faringdon, Oxfordshire, is off to the University of Manchester to study Biochemistry with an A* and two A grades in Maths, Biology and Chemistry.Kelly had been a Boarding pupil at Wycliffe for more than a decade having joined in the Prep School, while India joined for Sixth Form from another independent school and Annie transferred from a local grammar school before her GCSEs.In a cohort of pupils renowned for overcoming a wide array of difficulties over the years, Wycliffe's overall A*-B grade proportion was among its best ever. Many of the pupils faced up to significant personal challenges and still produced outstanding results.This year saw most subjects having been reformed with more content and harder assessments, and yet one in every eight of Wycliffe's pupils achieved three or more A / A* grades, one in six achieved at least two A grades and 60% achieved 2 Bs or better. In 14 of the 28 subjects offered at Wycliffe, more than two thirds of grades were above B.
Head of Wycliffe, Nick Gregory said,
The sheer breadth and variety of the Wycliffe curriculum is intended to allow our leavers to study things in the Sixth Form about which they are genuinely enthusiastic and then enable them to take 'next steps' about which they are hugely excited.
This really is the case with this year's seventy-six Year 13 leavers with destinations ranging from PPE (Oxford), Mechanical Engineering (UCL) and Medicine (Imperial) to degree courses as varied as Architecture, Animal Behaviour, Agriculture, Hospitality Management, Nursing, Criminology, Japanese and Urban Planning and others pursuing Degree Apprenticeships (e.g., in Finance or in Real Estate), careers in our Armed Forces, pilot training or Foundation courses elsewhere in Art or Drama, inspired by the emphasis we place here on the importance of the creative subjects.
As always, we are very proud of every single one of them, especially since we are aware of the adversity and personal challenges that several of them have had to overcome to get this far.


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Common drivers and solutions to undernutrition and obesity
This week the World Health Organization in Geneva released two new policy briefs focused on the Double Burden of Malnutrition and Double-duty actions for nutrition.
Defined as the coexistence of undernutrition along with overweight, obesity or diet-related NCDs, within individuals, households and populations, and across the life-course, the double burden of malnutrition now grips many nations worldwide and presents a challenging new nutrition paradigm for policy makers and public health. This first brief outlines the three scales (individual, household and population) and many determinants of the double burden. The purpose of this policy brief is to increase attention to, and action for cost-effective interventions and policies to address the double burden of malnutrition within the UN Decade of Action on Nutrition – and, through this, to contribute to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals of ending all forms of malnutrition (SDG2) and ensuring healthy lives and well-being for all at all ages (SDG3).
The second complementary, standalone brief introduces and explains the concept of double-duty actions. This policy brief sets out the potential for double-duty actions to contribute to this intensified effort and attention on the double burden by addressing both sides of malnutrition through common interventions. Defined as programmes and policies that have the potential to simultaneously reduce the risk or burden of both undernutrition (including wasting, stunting and micronutrient deficiency or insufficiency) and overweight, obesity or diet-related NCDs (including type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease and some cancers) – double-duty actions leverage the coexistence of multiple forms of malnutrition and their shared drivers to offer integrated solutions. The brief explains that double-duty actions are not necessarily new actions, but often actions that are already employed to address single forms of malnutrition, with the potential to address multiple forms simultaneously.
In addition, the brief sets out three levels of achieving double-duty, these are:
- Do no harm – to assess and ensure that current initiatives (policies, programmes etc.) aimed at one form of malnutrition are not inadvertently increasing the risk of other forms of malnutrition or NCDs;
- Retrofit existing nutrition interventions and policies – to look at what actions are already being implemented and ask "do they or can they positively and simultaneously influence other forms of malnutrition?"; and
- Develop de-novo actions to act on the double burden – development of new actions designed specifically to achieve double-duty.
Combating malnutrition is one of our greatest global health challenges. Together, these briefs reinforce the notion that with renewed focus and increased investment in the double burden and double-duty actions, we can tackle these challenges utilising existing and novel solutions.
This story is republished courtesy of PLOS Blogs: blogs.plos.org.


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Climate Change Is Destroying Our Planet And Our Mental Health, Global Study Finds
By now most Aussies accept that climate change is impacting our country. What's less known is that it is also affecting our mental health -- and our government isn't doing enough to stop it.
Prestigious medical journals Lancet and Medical Journal of Australia have joined forces to reveal the often unspoken impact of climate change, and have highlighted the Australian government's lack of action.
Published Thursday, the findings are alarming.
The authors said Australia has no national action plan for battling health issues relating to climate change.
Only Queensland has a framework for "exploring not only the impacts of climate change on health and well being but also gaps and barriers to adaptation, opportunities and co-benefits, and pathways to respond, in addition to the particulars of the plan itself", the report noted.
"Australia lags behind comparable countries in terms of climate change and mental health," Fiona Armstrong, Executive Director of the Climate and Health Alliance told 10 daily.
"We won't meet our obligations to the Paris Agreement if we don't develop a human health and climate change agreement."
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The report found that all three tiers of government -- local, state and federal -- have an obligation to commit to climate change adaptation planning.
"The three tiers of government have differing areas of responsibility, from waste collection (local council) to health, transport and education (state/territory) to income tax and international trade and diplomacy (federal)," the report said.
Mental health can be directly impacted by climate change, and more specifically, hotter weather.
"In Australia, hot days have a damaging effect on whole-population mental health equivalent to that of unemployment and predict hospitalisation for self-harm," the report said.
"In warmer states and territories, higher mean annual maximum temperatures predict elevated suicide rates."
In laymen's term -- the hotter it is the higher suicide rates will be.
But heat can also exacerbate mental illnesses.
"Heat can interact with medications, cause dehydration and make people disorientated," Armstrong said.
In regions that are experiencing increasingly dry weather, farmers in particular are suffering negative mental health impacts from income and livelihood losses.
"Climate change can have a severe impact on farmers who spend years developing genetically superior stocks, and then lose them," Armstrong said.
READ MORE: Mental Health Counsellors To Help Drought-Stricken Farmers
Statistics also show in hotter weather rates of violence and domestic violence go up, Armstrong said.
Climate change is a major factor in the migration of people as areas cannot flourish like they once did, Armstrong said.
In Australia, outback towns and farms are being abandoned because they are no longer economically viable to live in.
"Coastal towns, like places in the Torres Strait, are already being inundated with water, and they have to make decisions about where they will go," Armstrong said.
"The loss of culture, land and in some cases family contact has serious negative impacts on mental health."
READ MORE: PNG Leader Issues Clear Reminder To Scott Morrison On Climate Change Action
But, as Armstrong pointed out, it is often the social and mental cost that is much higher than the economic loss.
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Weekly Update
This past week has been a lot of updating the website, and working on the framework for my new tutorial system. There is a lot in the works, so get ready for a boat load of content in the near future! Also some updates for Target Master to fix many of the bugs in it, as well as a lot of redesign work on the camera system. I'm also working on getting the framework for another game set up which should see a demo release in the next few weeks.
In the news, I saw that there is a possible Superman game in the works. In the article, the author talks about the possibility of it being worked on Rocksteady Studios, the same game that worked on the Batman Arkham series. I'd love to see another game from Rocksteady Studios. They've done a great job with the series, and I think they could make the gameplay for a Superman game quite fun.
Check out the full article below. Comment on this post whether you think the rumors are true, and if you'd like to see a new Superman game.
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Among the reporter class, Pittsburgh native (still a fan of teams that wear black and gold) Salena Zito has emerged as a go-to pundit, simply for being able to hear a lot just by listening.
George Orwell also talked to people, and learned more common sense from them than anyone did from intellectuals like Sidney and Beatrice Webb. And Albert Camus understood the French better than Left Bank Marxists like Jean-Paul Sartre.She and Republican operative Brad Todd collaborated on The Great Revolt, which I have read, and filled the pages with annotations, enough that getting a proper book review out will take some time. The Daily Beast offers an excerpt.
Orwell and Camus were like William Butler Yeats' "Seven Sages," who "walked the road, mimicking what they heard, as children mimic." So, too, Zito, who understood that wisdom comes of beggary.
I base this post on an observation Todd and Zito made about too many of the Smart People.
It became formulaic for analysts who did not understand the Trump voter to ascribe their motivations to either economic desperation or a lack of intelligence, or both. "Why are white, uneducated voters willing to vote for Trump? Job unhappiness to be sure, but I would posit that it is also because they have not been adequately educated to understand just how dangerous a President Trump would be to the Constitution," wrote one Newsweek pundit.Here's where the nonjudgmental stance of a social scientist matters: you cannot analyze the behavior of people who live differently by your standards in tight priors. In the interaction of different approaches to life there will be strategies that confer evolutionary advantage, and strategies that fail, but that is a different conversation entirely. But note this: "Part of the reason the election polls predicting the outcomes for Brexit and the 2016 presidential election were so off, she said, was because anthropologists and others were ignoring their own countries."
Those insults say more about their writers than the Luzerne County voters who too many journalists, sitting an easy drive away in their New York bureaus, did not come to meet. The common analytical inaccuracy of describing Trump supporters as unthoughtful rubes is driven as much by the lifestyles of the analysts as the intellect of those analyzed.
It also matters that the discontent was a long time in coming, and how the insurgency will disrupt both of the major political parties, or midwive new ones, remains to be seen. "Whether Trumpism becomes a real strain of conservatism, or whether the populist wave transforms the Republican party the way it transformed the Democrats a century ago, only time can tell."
But sometimes, the Gentry get out of the incela corridor and look around. Dan Balz of the Washington Post did so. It's a long essay, worth careful study.
Among the president's true loyalists, his grip remains strong. Among others who supported him, that hold has weakened. Almost no one, even his most ardent supporters, appreciates the president's tweets, although for some it is less the content that offends them and more the worry that it reveals a volatile president unable to control his impulses.Mr Balz passed through the neighborhood, calling at Freeport, Sterling, and Morrison in Illinois, as well as DeWitt and Elkader in Iowa, and stops in southern Minnesota and southwestern Wisconsin.
But there is a deeper unease that filters through conversations with some of those who voted for him, a recognition that to gain something, they must give something - that to see policy changes they favor they must tolerate behavior they sometimes find inexcusable. For Trump, political risk lies in the degree to which dissatisfaction with the disorder and conduct outweigh any achievements that his voters expected to see. That holds implications for this November's midterm elections but even more so for 2020.
As [Freeport factory hand Tom] Gaulrapp left the McDonald's, he passed by a table of half a dozen men, most of them retired and one sporting a red "Make America Great Again" cap. They all said they had voted for Trump and they jokingly called themselves "a basket of deplorables." They blamed President Bill Clinton and the North American Free Trade Agreement the exodus of jobs from the town. They blamed Obama for not bridging racial divides and for other things. They couldn't stomach Hillary Clinton. They already viewed the incoming president as a success. "I think he's done a better job, and he isn't even president yet, than Obama did in eight years," one man said.Mr Gaulrapp is a skeptical Trump voter. There are likely plenty of those, in the Midwest and elsewhere.
The latest anthropological expedition had Salena Zito herself as principal investigator, with Harvard students doing the field study.
Chicopee is about 90 miles west of their prestigious university in Cambridge, but when it comes to shared experience, it might as well have been 1,000 light years away.I wonder how often matriculants at Massachusetts or Smith or Amherst get into Chicopee. But I digress. The good news is, proximity and respectful interaction breaks walls down, both ways.
As they settled in, I looked at them.
"So," I said, "who do you think most of the people you just got to know voted for president?"
None of the students had an answer. It hadn't come up in their conversations and they didn't know I had privately asked each person whom they'd voted for.
In our final week, the class attended Mass at St. Stanislaus, a Polish church in the Strip District of downtown Pittsburgh. Before then, only two of my students had set foot in a Catholic church.The land-grants and mid-majors and community colleges still have their values. Too bad the gentry of the incela corridor continue to not pay attention. Take this Vox column. (Please?)
At the end of Mass, an older gentleman came up to me and said how nice it was to see young people dressed up and going to church. When I told him they were students from Harvard, he beamed.
"I have been reading for years that college kids these days are thin-skinned, what's that word … ? Snowbirds, snowflakes, anyways … that they have no easiness with meeting someone new or trying something different or won't be open to opposing opinions," he said.
He smiled as he gave my kids an approving thumbs-up.
"Don't you just love when a stereotype is blown up right in front of you?"
[Princeton sociologist Robert Wuthnow] argues that rural Americans are less concerned about economic issues and more concerned about Washington threatening the social fabric of small towns and causing a "moral decline" in the country as a whole. The problem, though, is that it's never quite clear what that means or how Washington is responsible for it.Not necessarily, although Sean Illing, the Voxxer who conducts the interview, gives Professor Wuthnow every opportunity to confirm those coastal priors. Is anyone surprised that "Trump voters stay loyal because they feel disrespected?" The abstract: "Three new deep dives into Donald Trump's strength in Midwestern counties that were previously Democratic strongholds — written by conservatives, liberals and a nonpartisan journalist — each highlight a deep craving for respect among supporters of the president and an enduring resentment toward coastal elites that buoys his popularity."
So I decided to speak with Wuthnow about what he learned and whether fears about America's "moral decline" are really just a cover for much deeper fears about race and demographic changes.
The American Conservative's Rod Dreher gives Professor Wuthnow a fairer hearing, leaving his own priors out of it.
I guess what ticks me off about Illing's questions is his contempt for these people, and what they've lost, and are losing. In my hometown, it's now become the expected thing that people's children will move away. There are economic reasons for this, and maybe those are the primary reasons. But there are also cultural reasons. You couldn't get more of a homegirl than my sister, but today, her oldest daughter lives in California, and doesn't intend to return home to live; her second daughter is off at college, but doesn't plan to settle in Louisiana; and her third daughter, still in high school, plans to leave and not come back.There's more at the link, including further expansion on Professor Wuthnow's findings. It's likely easier, though, for the bubble inhabitants to be comfortable with their priors and their virtue signals.
Consider Harvard's new president, planning to go on his own walkabout. I wonder how well it's going to turn out. "The world has changed," [Lawrence] Bacow told the Globe. "We are well-represented already along the coasts. I'm not sure people in the part of the country where I grew up appreciate as much what institutions like this contribute to their welfare as well." Mr Bacow grew up in Pontiac, Michigan, but he's picked up the coastal condescension along the way, hasn't he? The students are in better hands, and they're likely to be treated better in Normal America.
If Obama or Clinton walked into any restaurant in Hillsboro, [Ohio], they would be treated with respect, even though their politics, lies and defense of the indefensible, as perceived locally, are as loathsome to most people here as [homeland security chief Kirsten] Nielsen and [press secretary Sarah] Sanders supposedly are to those who forced their exits. No one would shout them out the door, no one would ask them to leave. Instead, they would be asked, "Can I start you off with something to drink?" followed later by, "Can I get you anything else?" with a final invitation to "come back soon."Perhaps none of it matters, anyway. This Economist essay suggests that the writers of political books are mostly writing scripture for their own congregations.
Jeff Bezos, Amazon's founder, has bought the Washington Post, and urged upon it the motto: "Democracy Dies in Darkness". But Amazon conquered the book market in part on the strength of its "recommendation engine". That now contributes to the dark spots in Americans' knowledge of their political opposites. Whether Amazon will—or even can—do anything to change that is yet to be seen.The books listed therein are mostly polemical stuff, the dispassionate analyses (even the anodyne Theodore H. White stuff) either not being mentioned, or perhaps not being written. The essay suggests the anodyne stuff won't get read.
Make of it what you want, dear reader, that those parts of my recent reading list making The Economist's chart, including White Trash, Strangers in Their Own Land, Hillbilly Elegy, The Once and Future Liberal, Shattered, and The Vanishing American Adult, skews center-left.


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After hitting Vietnam's East Sea, the super Typhoon Megi has grown stronger as it approached the Philippines' Luzon Island, said the National Hydrometeorological Forecast Center.
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The eye of storm was located at 16.7 degrees north latitude and 118.1 degrees east longitude and around 620km to the east of Vietnam's Hoang Sa Archipelago (Paracel Islands) with gusts from 183-221 kph at noon October 19.
The storm was forecast to move west-northwest with wind speeds of 10-15 kph in the next 24 hours and become stronger even over the next few days.
The storm eye is around 400km to the Hoang Sa Archipelago with gust of over 200kph on October 20 and will move between west-northwest and northwest with wind speed about 10 kph on 21.
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However, Megi, the strongest storm in the last 20 years in the Eastern East Sea and Pacific region, is a complicated typhoon. It can not give exact forecast of the super typhoon's course.
In related news, 16 shipwrecked fishermen were rescued from their boat No.0106-Hoa Hai in the Hoang Sa Archipelago region by the Brunei' naval ship in the evening of October 19. Sinking boat's captain Nguyen Ngoc Sinh called his family to say they were safe on the same day.
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Off to Acacia Park for the night, then Denver in the morning. Occupy! is fully international. We'll need to come to terms with that in our own countries, cities, minds, and act accordingly, cooperatively, if we are to truly build a thing of beauty without a ridiculous cataclysm. Continue to embrace Humanity in everyone! Cops and soldiers, bankers and beggars--all of us are just working the Gameboard as seems best to us at the time. Pull back. Breathe. Shine the Light! The Game's over. Learn to Dance!
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Tonight we're drinking the latest limited edition offering from Nikka, Nikka Black Deep Blend Extra Sweet.
With dwindling stocks leading to a shortage of age-statement releases, Nikka has had to get creative. Over the past couple years this has manifested itself in an onslaught of limited-edition releases of Nikka's lower tier whiskies. See my recent reviews of Nikka Black Aromatic and Nikka Black Rich Blend Extra Sherry for more on those recent releases.
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Nose: Orange marmalade spread on a piece of warm honey toast in the morning. Okay, this is actually making me hungry. There's a tiny bit of oak hiding in the background too.
Palate: 46% isn't so common for a Nikka, but I wouldn't have guessed that had it not been written on the bottle. Compared to the nose the sweetness certainly isn't in the palate, though the mouthfeel is noticeably thick and gives away the youth. While it's very bittersweet grain-forward, there's a hint of vanilla milkiness and smoke as well. Extra sweet: not really.
Finish: Probably my favorite part of this release, as there's more depth here. The peat comes out quite a bit more, and reveals some nice dry woodiness towards the end. This is actually starting to taste like a whisky...
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The nose and the finish gave a decent effort, but the body was lacking quite a bit for me. Definitely a more mellow and easy-going release compared to their other limited editions. How far can Nikka really take the Nikka Black lineup? Hopefully we'll start to see other limited edition releases, outside of Nikka Black.
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I've been buying this hot sauce for years ever since purchasing it on a visit to Barbados. The Hot Sauce Stop sells the original kind - a wonderful mix of hot pepper and mustard. Awesome with fish, chicken - anything. I put it in soup.
Posted by Carmen from DR on 2014 Jun 12th
Prior to my departing Barbados, I stopped in one of the shops at the airport...so sorry that I didn't pick up a case of this hot sauce before I boarded my flight...only had room for one bottle:( Since that time, Lottie's has been my favorite hot sauce...HANDS DOWN! Can't find it in the States, but will order on-line whenever I run low.
Posted by Unknown on 2013 Dec 22nd
If you're looking for a unique, flavorful mustard-based sauce, I think you've found it. I enjoy Lottie's mostly on chicken and fish, but it's probably great in egg salad too.
Posted by Blair on 2013 Aug 15th
I was born in Port of Spain, Trinidad and grew up with "hot sauce" being a staple at meal time. I've tried lot's of brands (Caribbean & US makes) and just happened to add a bottle of Lottie's to my most recent order of Matouk's sauces. It is incredible and by far the best combination of heat and flavor in my humble opinion.
Posted by Unknown on 2013 Jun 27th
if you prefer the Bajan sauces like Neville Edwards which are spicey but which have a lot more mustard flavor to them do not get this. pretty much all you can taste is the scotch bonnet and nothing else; which is fine if that's what you want
Posted by Unknown on 2013 May 23rd
A really great version of a Bajan Mustard sauce. Hot and tastes great. Highly highly recommended.


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Gifu-Hashima Station
[Sekigahara Battlefield]
The final, decisive battle that opened the door to the Tokugawa's 300-year reign
The Battle of Sekigahara, a battle of grand scale that took place in Sekigahara in 1600, was fought between the Eastern Army led by Tokugawa Ieyasu and the Western Army under the command of Ishida Mitsunari. The result of this pivotal final conflict was a turning point that significantly influenced the later eras of Japan. The winner, the Tokugawa clan, took control of and maintained reign over Japan for the next 300 years. In the town of Sekigahara today, there remain a number of historic sites related to this battle, including the fields on which the first and last battles were fought, and the sites of the base camps of various commanders.
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|Main A stone monument indicating that the place was the site of a significant battle that became a turning point in the history of Japan
Three photos Upper left The actual battlefield, where the flags of both Ieyasu and Mistunari are flapping in the breeze, upper right Shogiba, the site of Tokugawa Ieyasu's final base camp where heads of the enemies taken in the battle were examined to determine their identities, lower The bamboo fences and palisades for mounted units, recreated at the foothill of Mt. Sasao
|Sekigahara Town, Fuwa County, Gifu
|Sekigahara Regional Development Division
+81-584-43-1600 (Japanese only)
|Take the Meihan Kintetsu Bus bound for Ogaki Station from "Gifu-Hashima Station" of JR Tokaido Shinkansen for approx. 30 minutes and alight at "Ogaki Ekimae". Take the JR Tokaido Main Line for approx. 15 minutes and alight at "Sekigahara Station".
|SEKIGAHARA Tourism Website (Sekigahara Regional Development Division)
updated on Sep 30, 2018
[wide area map]
- [sightseeing spots around "Gifu-Hashima Station"]
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A forgotten image from when I used my Lensbaby Velvet56 to freelens. I love the DOF and softness of this image.
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Visiting researcher Dr. Keith Criddle of the University of Alaska Fairbanks, Juneau, delivered his presentation about durable entitlements and resilience in fishery social ecology on February 28, 2018.
Sustainability of fisheries and fishery dependent communities depends on intrinsic characteristics of ecological and environmental systems that govern the response of fish stocks to environmental forcing and exploitation and intrinsic characteristics of social, economic, and legal systems that determine who may fish and how fishing may occur. Some fisheries and fishery dependent communities have proven resilient to changes in fish abundance and distribution, exvessel prices and input costs, macroeconomic conditions, living costs and employment, and demography. Durable individual entitlements to shares of the allowable catch increase profitability and help fishermen adapt to modest adverse changes in stock abundance, exvessel prices, and input costs but these highly constrained management strategies reduce resilience to non-stationarities and large perturbations. In addition, while durable entitlements increase choice and therefore resilience from the perspective of individuals, they decrease the resilience of some fishery dependent communities.


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Manufacturing Leadership Summit: What Will Your Company Look Like in 2030?
Seismic market shifts. Disruptive technologies. Transformational production models. The rapidly changing complexion of the global manufacturing industry and what it means for the future will be the focus of the 10th annual Manufacturing Leadership Summit in Florida this June.


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Farm animals present special challenges for environmental enrichment.
Safety is a big issue as some species are stronger and more destructive than the average laboratory animal. Special care should be taken to ensure that limbs, horns, lips or feet cannot become trapped or injured. In some cases the enclosures themselves are challenging due to configuration, drain size and feeding vessels are uniquely shaped.
It is key, for those interacting with these animals to understand the natural behaviors expected from each species.
Enrichment items should be made of non toxic materials and not allow limbs and body parts to become trapped. They should not pose a danger to pen mates or damage the pen itself. Ruggedness and flexibility are important from a safety perspective, as these large animals may be injured by ingesting parts and pieces that can be chewed off.
Can the enrichment product withstand the rough activity and conditions where the animals are housed? For example, if the animals are housed in pastures, can the item withstand weather conditions, mud, and most importantly can they be cleaned and sanitized in accordance with regulations?
With few exceptions, agricultural animals are social. If social contact is not possible, human interaction is a good substitute.
In some cases music, mirrors or videos can enhance their environment.
Training and desensitizing are valuable for all species. Using gentle, positive training will acclimate and empower the animals to feel more secure in their environment. Understanding how the animal normally would react to stress, fear, hunger, etc is the key in a successful enrichment program.
Gentle touch is important, as some animals, such as cattle, can recognize individuals, and will respond negatively to instances of rough handling.
One cautionary note: competition for the item can stimulate aggressive behaviors, so social groups should be monitored after introduction of a new enrichment item.


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"Demons & Wizards touring North America? That is going to be pure magic, guaranteed," states Hansi Kürsch about the tour announcement. "You better not miss it, cause you never know when the Demon and the Wizard will join forces again. I am really thrilled about these first shows for Demons & Wizards in North America and we are going to make every single night a legendary night to remember. Join us on this path of glory."
"I am very happy that we've announced the first ever Demons & Wizards tour in North America," adds Jon Shaffer. "We've been getting fan requests for many years to bring this show to all points around the world. To be able to do it in the USA is an exciting development. Stay heavy and see you on the road soon!"
Founded in 1999 by Hansi Kürsch (Blind Guardian) and Jon Schaffer (Iced Earth), Demons & Wizards released two highly acclaimed albums Demons & Wizards (1999) and Touched by the Crimson King (2005).


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Grégory Patriat has wholeheartedly and uncompromisingly subscribed to our vision for our wines. In 2002, he became Jean-Claude Boisset's official viniculturalist. This role reconciles the two separate arts of vinification and cultivation, making him a link between the two stages - a kind of 'midwife' to the wine.
Grégory has the luxury of being able to choose his own grapes. He enjoys a symbiotic relationship with 'his' growers; that is to say, the ones who are willing to accept his drastic selection policy and requirements. But Grégory's own master is the wine itself, whose laws are absolute and tolerate no dissention. Grégory is a quiet young man with the manner of a student but a maturity beyond his years. Concentrated and serious, he makes far-reaching decisions with the casual air of one to whom inflexibility comes naturally.


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About Ted
Ted Waterhouse (aka Catalina Eddy) is one of California's premier guitarists, vocalists, and songwriters. He has been performing on California's Central Coast for over thirty years both as a solo artist and leader of such legendary bands and duos as the "Tequila Mockingbirds", "The Howlie Playboys" , "The Blue Souls", "The Hot & Cool Orchestra" and "Catalina Eddy and the Blue Keys" . In addition to playing solo gigs around the county he currently leads the Jump-Blues, Roots-Rock, & Soul Quartet "The Jump Jax" /the-jump-jax , the trio "Azure Tres" /azure-tres , A Jump-Blues Duo with Johnny Johnson "The DuoTones /the-duotones as well as performing along side such Local Legends as Kevin McCraken and Debra Windsong.
Employing standard acoustic, bottleneck slide guitar and electric arch top, Ted plays a wide variety of music from the classic styles of Delta, Chicago and Jump Blues; '50's Rock-a-Billy & Rock and Roll; '30's and '40's Swing Jazz; and old time Honky Tonk Country along with his own solid compositions. A veteran performer at Live Oak Music Festival, SLO Concerts in the Plaza Series, and SLO Blues Society, Ted's shows are always lively and varied and never fail to set toes tapping and leave music lovers deeply satisfied.
"Ted Waterhouse looks like a GQ model and writes and sings music with a quality usually reserved for those who die at age 27. His fingers dance faster than race horses across the fret board of his Gibson ES-175 "
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Dinner with the Doctors is a FREE event held at the Mission Hope Church Auditorium on the last Sunday of every month at 3:30 P.M. We cordially invite you to come and be a part of these events and enjoy a FREE, Healthy meal to boot! Socrates, the Father of Modern Medicine was once quoted as saying, "Let food by thy medicine and let medicine be thy food." Join us for a free meal every month to find out how you can EAT your way to amazing health and to prevent and cure a variety of chronic illnesses through the food you consume.
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Caritas Manila will send help for families displaced by on-going fighting between government forces and a local terrorist group in Marawi City. The lead social services and development program of the Archdiocese of Manila will sent PHP 500, 000 and 100 cavans of rice as initial help to the residents affected by the crisis in
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With the aim of helping more youth scholars and provide livelihood opportunities to poor families in the country, Caritas Manila continues to expand its donations-in-kind program, Segunda Mana. Caritas Manila opened a bigger Segunda Mana Charity Outlet in Farmers Plaza in Cubao, Quezon City on May 11, 2017. Rev. Fr. Anton C.T. Pascual led the
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The Brigham Young University Chamber Orchestra will have a concert for the benefit of Caritas Manila to be held on May 16, 2017, 7pm at the Meralco Theater in Pasig City. The benefit concert aims to gather funds for Caritas Manila to support its wide social services and development programs for the poor. Under the
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Provisional Professional Members List
This page lists DTAA's current Provisional Professional Members, those professionals who are recognised at the second highest level of credentialling in Australasia.
For a listing of other DTAA-recognised members, please go to our Professional Members' Register.
For information about becoming a Provisional Professional Member, please go to our membership page.
Current Provisional Professional Members: to have your details on the list added or amended, please email DTAA Administrator email@example.com
New South Wales
Cath Rummery DTAA (Prov. DMT)
Sydney, Blue Mountains, NSW
Cert. DMT (IDTIA), BSc (Hons) (Biology), Currently completing Advanced Clinical Training Dance Therapy (IDTIA) and Graduate Diploma (Counselling)
Tel: 0418 641 472 / Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Anna Crooks DTAA (Prov. DMT)
MACATA Prof Mbr., Bachelor of Fine Arts (Monash), Master of Creative Arts Therapy (RMIT), IDTIA, currently studying Master of Social Work Anna has worked with a variety of populations, including people with intellectual disabilities, mental health needs, aged care, and the general public in Melbourne, Sydney and now in Cairns. She currently works with the elderly and people living with dementia, in aged care and respite facilities across the greater Cairns region. She facilitates ARt and Dementia Tours at KickArts Contemporary Gallery, as well as creating regular creative dance classes and an authentic movement practice group with adults in the community. To broaden her dance therapy practice, Anna has commenced further study in Social Work. Email: email@example.com Mobile: 0405903019 Website: www.annacrooks.dance (currently under construction)
Katharina Lein, DTAA (Prov. DMT)
Sunshine Coast, Queensland
Qualifications: Grad Dip Dance/Movement Therapy (Wesley Institute), Bachelor of Economic and Social Science (University of Sydney)
Katharina runs group sessions in creative dance and movement with children aged 2 to 5 years. These sessions are aimed at supporting the children's fine and gross motor skill development, as well as refining their social and cognitive skills and enhancing their emotional well-being. At times, these groups may include children with a mild developmental delay or diagnosed on the mild end of the autistic spectrum. Katharina also facilitates improvisational movement sessions for adult populations based on mindfulness and authentic movement. Mobile: 0424011732 / Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Ella Dumaresq, DTAA (Prov. DMT)
Melbourne CBD, Inner city area, northern suburbs, western suburbs (Footscray area), eastern suburbs.
Organisation Name: Integral Body Motion
Diploma of Dance Movement Therapy, Phoenix Institute 2014 Bachelor of Arts, Monash University – First Class Honours in German Studies, 2012. Advanced RAD classical ballet technique (Royal Academy of Dance)
Ella is dance movement therapist and graduate researcher at CATRU (Creative Arts Therapies Research Unit), University of Melbourne. Based at VCA & MCM, Ella's PhD project is about exploring women's experiences and perceptions of exiting prison and transitioning into community. Dance movement therapy is the primary mode of inquiry for this project, and collaborative models of research and practice underscore this study. As a dancer, practitioner, and researcher, Ella is interested in the ways in which arts based practices and embodied inquiry can help inform and strengthen both practice and theory within the Creative Arts Therapies and beyond. Ella has also been practicing within Aged Care since graduating from DMT her studies in 2014.
Tel: 0411 500 678 Email: email@example.com
Website: www.movementmeds.com
Monica Espinoza Anguerre, DTAA (Prov. DMT)
Melbourne North Eastern Suburbs
Adv. Clinical Training Dip. DMT (IDTIA), Cert. DMT (IDTIA), Cert. IV Dance & Management (ATO), Nia & Nia 5 Stages Practitioner, Ageless Grace Educator, Cert. Practicalities of Counselling (AIPC), Master in Business Administration (MBA-La Trobe University), Cert. Massage, Cert. Physiology of the Physical Effort (Peru) Cert. Nursing (Cayetano).
Monica provides services with a therapeutic emphasis in dance and movement for people with special needs, Creative Ballet for Pre Schoolers, Creative Dance Acro Rhythmic for Primary School Age, Dance Movement support groups.
Dance Therapy Experience: Children and Adults with Disability, Physical and Intellectual Disabilities, Children with ADHD and behavioural like problems, Adult Women Post Cancer Survival, Arthritis, Parkinson and MS, Elderly inc. High Care and Support to Rehabilitation programs.Other Programs: Individual and groups utilising combined skills for Creative Dance Expression, Therapeutic Dance, Nia, Nia 5 Stages- based on human developmental movements, Ageless Grace. Monica is a Dance Movement Specialist and Therapist with a Spanish background and studies overseas and a special interest in the Art of Dance and Inner Wisdom through Authentic Movement and the creative ability of dance that promotes general wellbeing. Monica interests are with Adults and Children with Disability, ADHD and behavioural like problems, Audio processing disorder, and developmental delay and support those recovering from illness or injury; chronic pain management; Women's health issues inc. Post cancer survival, Arthritis, MS, and Parkinson's'; She applies DMT to her creative expressive dance classes, Dance to Performance supporting community groups and Council Initiatives for children and adults with all abilities.
Mob: 0411 230 444 / Email: email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com
Anna Foletta, DTAA (Prov. DMT)
Eltham, Mt Eliza, Healesville and surrounding areas
Bachelor of Education (Prim) (Hons), Diploma of Dance Movement Therapy (Phoenix). Currently working with primary/secondary school aged children with varying complex levels of intellectual and physical disabilities, individual and group work with people living with Dementia in an aged care facility, and holding movement/ritual/rites of passage work with pre-adolescent girls. Available for both group and individual sessions.
Website: http://thewisdomseekers.weebly.com Mob: 0417 314 252 / Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Tessa Hens DTAA (Prov. DMT)
Melbourne, South East Suburbs
Bachelor of Contemporary Arts Majoring in Dance (Deakin University), Post Graduate Diploma in Dance Movement Therapy (RMIT), Diploma in Teaching in the Life Long Learning Sector – Specialist Teaching (Canterbury Christchurch University, UK).
Tessa has had a life-long engagement with dance, training at university level in numerous dance styles alongside other creative arts modalities. She also has fifteen years of experience in working with both adults and children with intellectual and physical disabilities both in Australia and the UK where she was trained in the most up to date teaching methodologies related to working with people living with disabilities. She currently runs regular innovative Dance Movement Therapy programs for adults with Intellectual Disabilities in the South East. Tessa also works with young children with disabilities on a sessional basis and enjoys collaborating with a range of specialists in this work to integrate Speech and Occupational Therapy goals with her DMT work. Tessa has in the last year collaborated with Post-Doctoral researcher, Dr Kim Dunphy of the Creative Arts Therapy Unit at Melbourne University to examine assessment in DMT practice and its relationship with the incoming National Disability Insurance Scheme. She is also collaborating with a specialist Early Learning Centre in central Melbourne to explore the way dance and movement can inform teaching for young children with intellectual disability and the way these approaches align with the Australian Early Years Learning Framework. Tessa is passionate about sharing the capacity of dance and embodied practice to promote wellbeing learning and growth.
Email: email@example.com Mob: 0407565135
Laura Houley DTAA (Prov. DMT)
Bachelor of Arts (Dance and Literature), Masters of Teaching (Secondary), Dip. Dance Movement Therapy (Phoenix Institute), Dip. Dance (SDS UofN), Fitness (Cert III & IV), Allied Health Assistant (Cert III), Certificate IV in Christian Ministry.
Laura is experienced in neurological, special needs, and aged care populations, as well as having a special interest in trauma and experience working with culturally diverse and disadvantaged populations. Laura completed her full time dance training through the University of the Nations in the US, before completing her practical field placement teaching dance and working with marginalised and underprivileged children and refugees in Thailand. Laura is passionate about using movement and expression to overcome cultural, linguistic, social, physical, and emotional barriers and aid in personal development and growth. Her background in Allied Health makes her experienced at working within a multidisciplinary approach to support clients to reach their goals. Laura's company MoveDanceBe Dance Movement Therapy and Classes offers a range of individual and group sessions that promote wellness through movement and expression. Located in Melbourne and surrounding suburbs Laura conducts home visits, and small groups through to holiday programs and workshops for children, adolescents and adults. MoveDanceBe's classes and workshops are informed by Laura's passion for movement and it's connection to wellness. MoveDanceBe believe's dance expression should be inclusive, encouraging and safe at all times. Website: www.movedancebe.com.au / Email: email@example.com / Phone: 0498 579 929
Sarah McGregor DTAA (Prov. DMT)
Hawthorn, Victoria
B. Soc Science, B.Soc Work, Grad Dip Psych, Grad Cert DT, Psychologist, Social Worker, Dance Therapist
Sarah's dance therapy experiences includes groups for women survivors of sexual assault. Specialist areas sexual assault, depression, bulimia.
Mob: 0409 173 879 / Email: email@example.com
Website: www.sarahmmcgregor.com
Joanne Terkel (Prov. DMT)
Melbourne city and surrounding areas
MA Psych, Grad Dip Movement and Dance, Dip DMT
Joanne holds an interest in Authentic Movement. She is passionate about how authentic movement can be a powerful insight into the unconscious and enhance our ability to understand ourselves better. She is passionate about the healing nature of dance and the various ways this can achieved. Joanne is an experienced psychologist and currently works in private practice and the community sector. Other areas of interest are depression, anxiety, trauma, infertility, eating disorders, children, well-being, nutrition and positive psychology. Email: email@example.com
New Zealand
Doreen Lehmann DTAA (Prov. DMT) Cert in DMT, Adv Clinical Prac.in DMT (DTNZ) Cert in Yoga Teacher (IYTA, NZ), Adv. Yoga Teacher (Donna Farhi),
Christchurch, New Zealand. Originally from Germany
After receiving her qualification from the 'International Yoga Teacher Association' in 2006, Doreen began her movement career teaching yoga and working with people of different ages and many walks of life. Later she deepened her knowledge as a student of Donna Farhi's Advanced Teacher Training in 2012. Subsequently the study of Dance Movement Therapy became a natural extension. In the DMT training, she found a deeper understanding of our physical movement integrations as well as psychological theories within our mental and emotional body. Since graduating from DTNZ, Doreen's Body – Mind work provided many opportunities for a variety of populations. Currently, Doreen is active as a DMT therapist working with children through the Stars program in Christchurch (DTNZ). Additionally, she provides DMT work in a group or individual sessions for the mature age at rest homes, as well as private sessions for individuals in her home studio. Mob: +64211264917 Email: email@example.com website: www.aliveinside.co.nz
Ann Way (aka Tran/Huynh Trieu An in Vietnamese) DTAA (Prov. DMT)
Auckland and Great Barrier Island, New Zealand. Original from Vietnam.
BA (Art Industry – Graphic Art, Vietnam), MA (Fine Art, UK), DipCert (DMT, New Zealand), DipCert (Level III, Playcentre Early Childhood & Adult Education, New Zealand). Currently studying GradDipSci (Psychology, University of Auckland, New Zealand).
Ann is a contemporary artist who uses body as canvas and movement as language to communicate with her audience/clients. Graduated as a performance and installation artist from the prestigious University for Creative Arts, Canterbury (UK) Ann had been exhibited her works around EU, USA and SEA before relocated to New Zealand in 2014. In New Zealand, Ann commutes between Auckland and rural Great Barrier Island working within the community to introduce Dance Movement Therapy (DMT) and Creative Movement to local schools and senior citizen groups. As a researcher at School of Psychology, University of Auckland (NZ) Ann currently focuses on her one-year special research paper. Her study looks at Dance Movement Therapy as intervention in behaviour and learning examining its effectiveness with a Randomized Controlled Trial. Ann spends her free time either volunteering with the Early Learning Lab at University of Auckland or practicing Authentic Movement with her online peers and her daughter, Manuka. Contact: +64 2 7429 0982 (mobile) / email@example.com (email) Blog: https://www.nightowlart.com/
Bex Williamson DTAA (Prov. DMT)
BA (Ed/ Psych), Cert in DMT, Adv Clinical Prac.in DMT (DTNZ), currently studying MSc (Psychology with endorsement in Health Psychology) at Massey University.
North Shore, Auckland, New Zealand.
Bex has a range of experience in the arts: playing trumpet in a marching band; a percussionist; a fire performer; a dance teacher; a clown; a playwright and a professional Belly Dancer. She brings all of these experiences with her as a therapist. While nearing the completion of her BA, she started working for a youth disability organisation in Auckland. She sought a way to integrate the movement and dance in her life with her work in the disability sector, which subsequently resulted in her completing her Certificate and then Advanced Clinical Practicum in Dance/ Movement Therapy with DTNZ. Bex has worked with children, adolescents and adults. She is currently working with both groups and individuals in the disability sector. Mob: +6421437101 Email: email@example.com
Elise Loh, (Prov. DMT)
Malaysia (currently resides in Auckland, New Zealand)
DTAA Prov. Movement Therapist, Cert in DMT (DTNZ), PGDip(Sc) in Psych(ABA), B(Sc) in Applied Psych
Elise envisions to provide quality therapeutic experience and superior value delivered to every individual with a sense of empathy, understanding, friendliness, and honesty. With previous working experience as a behavioral therapist alongside with special needs children, and Postgraduate Diploma in Psych and trained in DMT. She is now running her own private practice and contracted with two organizations in delivering Creative Movement Therapy services that are culturally competent, holistic in promoting individual social-emotional development, prevent the development of mental health challenges, and address social-emotional issues which are currently existing in the community. Area of practices: Dance movement psychotherapy and positive behavioral support as a part of early intervention for children or teens with additional needs, both groups and individuals. Particularly interested in the integration of mindfulness techniques, creative movement psychotherapy, and positive behavioral support, motivational interviewing, CBT, psycho-therapeutic counseling, person-centered approaches. Mob: +64220475565 / Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. For more information: www.happylittle.nz
Verity Larraman (Prov. DMT)
Auckland, New Zealand, originally from U.K.
Cert in DMT, Adv Clinical Practicum DMT (DTNZ), Yoga Teacher (YTF), Massage Therapist (VTCT Massage).
Verity is a dance movement therapist, yoga instructor, massage therapist and mother of 2 who empathetically combines these somatic experiences to expand wellness and aid relaxation for individuals either one on one or in group settings. Areas of D.M.T. clinical experience extends to working with children diagnosed with A.S.D., A.D.H.D. and Dispraxia, in group and individual sessions. Drop in groups for mothers and babies supporting attachment. Community based sessions for other abled adults with carers for fun and social connection. Individual sessions for teenage girls with depression and anxiety, for non verbal stress alleviation. Supporting wellness in neurotypical adults, individually and in groups. Verity is inspired by what drives the human spirit through adversity and encourages the potential to playfully journey within, connect with ourselves, each other and the world in which we choose to inhabit.
Email: email@example.com Mobile: 0064 226583002
Maud Gubbels- DTAA (Prov. DMT) & NVDAT
Auckland, New Zealand. Originally from The Netherlands.
Bachelor of Creative Therapy Dance and Movement (Netherlands)
After 4 years of study in The Netherlands Maud started her journey as a Dance Movement Therapist, from working as a dance teacher to starting her own practice and offering DMT in different populations. She has worked with neurotypical children, teens and adults; elderly with dementia & Alzheimer; adults diagnosed with a personality disorder and/or depression and women who were affected by cancer. She provides DMT in groups and individual sessions. To continue the adventure of learning about DMT she moved to New Zealand and is currently working with DTNZ to gain experience in working with adults with disabilities and children with autism.
Contact via email: email@example.com