Category Archives: Well-being

30/07
2011

Beyond Cert IV

I first wrote on this topic in a post a couple of years ago – read it here – and sadly, not much has changed since. Einstein’s quote is still relevant … It is the first sign of insanity to keep doing the same thing hoping for a different outcome. In 2011 the standard for those working in a learning / training / vocational education role is the Certificate IV in Training and Education (TAE). It seems that in order …
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28/10
2010

Seven Dimensions of Well-being …

At Lifelong Learning, wellness means exploring the mind-body connection for creating a happy and healthy life at work and home. Our wellness experiences provide opportunity to discover a range of well-being options to enable you to live life to the full, now and in retirement. The experiences comprise a range of workshops, diagnostic assessments and holistic consultations designed to enable you to look at the mind-body connection for creating a balanced and whole person approach to wellness.
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22/01
2010

The mind-body connection?

Henry Ford made the comment “you are what you think” many years ago, long before it became fashionable to actually believe the statement may hold some truth. And right now as I sit typing one-handed because I am trussed up like a roast chook, I am pondering what might be the emotional underlying cause of the physical manifestation of my bung shoulder and subsequent useless right arm? It’s an interesting, if not somewhat controversial topic to ponder, the link between the physical and emotional dimensions of self.
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