Life is full of dishwasher moments.
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That's when we practise mindfulness and gratefulness, appreciating the dishwasher, power, water, food, and especially the great time we have making those dishes dirty in the first place 💕
Sometimes unloading the dishwasher is the mindful moment you need plus a bonus facial if you open the door at the right moment
Sometimes unloading the dishwasher IS the highlight
Teaching about Narrative Therapy at the University of the Sunshine Coast, yesterday.
Not a bad summary of NT, if I say so myself.
If you can decipher my hieroglyphics 😬
From: problem on person influence to: person on problem influence. Write a new story.
#narrativetherapy #cou265 #strenghtsbasedtherapies
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A tough lesson to learn, sometimes, but liberating at the same time.
Sure, "stuff" happens without us necessarily choosing that to happen. But after the stuff has happened, we still have choices to make.
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An accurate, but slightly inconvenient truth. I appreciate the reminder.
Pig Butchering Scam.
Never heard of it. Now I have.... a poor client of mine who fell victim to this type of scam and lost over $245,000.
Unbelievably sophisticated and intricate, and unbelievably believable. Until you can't access your invested money anymore and everything falls apart.
www.investopedia.com/pig-butchering-scams-8605501
#pigbutcheringscam
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Was discussing this with my students at Uni yesterday: clients' idea that "if only [blah blah], then I'll be happy".
It's the greatest fallacy in all the universe, I think.
'Here' is where it all happens. 'There' is a recipe for misery...
I used to say: "good things are just around the corner!" That sounds optimistic, but guess where the good things went when I came around the corner?
No more.
#Here #Now
![Was discussing this with my students at Uni yesterday: clients idea that if only [blah blah], then Ill be happy.
Its the greatest fallacy in all the universe, I think.
Here is where it all happens. There is a recipe for misery...
I used to say: good things are just around the corner! That sounds optimistic, but guess where the good things went when I came around the corner?
No more.
#Here #Now](https://scontent-syd2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t39.30808-6/444990728_1023242046470568_1278426252425729161_n.jpg?_nc_cat=101&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=833d8c&_nc_ohc=65yYhx4M2QEQ7kNvgHIN4g4&_nc_ht=scontent-syd2-1.xx&edm=AKIiGfEEAAAA&_nc_gid=AIQy5AlgdXjzj6ahYTLJawN&oh=00_AYC1VXDB8gef3HEYab_0I1I_UQfxVjz_CW_8bk2UNMO8Ag&oe=670A0A06)
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