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Dear [NAME]
I apologise for sending a second newsletter so soon (I generally send no more than 4 per YEAR!), but a number of you have pointed out that the details for the professional development were omitted from the previous newsletter!
So here is the information:
Sally-Anne McCormack (clinical psychologist, media consultant, former teacher) is the author of “Stomp Out The ANTs”. ANTs (Automatic Negative Thoughts) are annoying creatures that trouble everyone! Sally-Anne refers to the analogy of the ANTs – everyone gets them, they are hard to get rid of, and we often don’t notice them until there is a huge pile of black pests hiding all of the good things (thoughts) underneath them. She also describes some popular strategies to “stomp” out the ANTs, and ways of helping yourself to prevent future infestations!
Dealing with ANTs works incredibly well with adults, but this presentation is geared towards helping children and teens realise that they have ANTs in their heads, it is not their fault, and Sally-Anne offers strategies on how to get rid of the little creatures! And due to her strong belief that prevention is better than cure, you will learn some empowering information to share with your children/students.
LOCATION: Holmesglen Conference Centre
Chadstone campus of Holmesglen Institute of TAFE Corner of Warrigal & Batesford Roads, Holmesglen/Chadstone
DATE / TIME: Friday 16th July, 2010. 9.30am - 12.30pm
COST: $99 (Early Bird - before June 30th) or $121 (after June 30th)
If you would like to register, [NAME], please click on this link.
At the end of the presentation, her posters and books will be available for purchase. Unfortunately credit card facilities will not be available.
I hope to see you there and look forward to showing you strategies to manage the ANTs in your childrens' lives!
All the best, [NAME]!
Sally-Anne McCormack CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST M.A.P.S.
(03) 881 22 373
"Nothing is either good or bad, but thinking makes it so"
www.WebPsychologist.com.au
www.ParentsOnline.com.au
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