Country COPY Flashcards

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Country

Ackowledge

Recognise

Pay Respects

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I would like to acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land the Jinabara people on which we meet today.

We recognise their continuing connection to land, water and community.

We pay respect to Elders past, present and emerging. …

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My Name

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My purpose to help people transition through loss and grief.

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My back story

Service station/depression/I woke up to myself-awakened

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Everyone has a grief story-

but our past does not have to equal the future

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Transitionalist

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I help people transition through grief as grief transitions through them.

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My ultimate truth?

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Everyone here is in a transitional stage of life.

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Story

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It’s not too late to change!

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Agenda (Flip Chart)

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This transitional practice is tranformational

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Insight

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Life is a miracle, life is short and it’s even shorter when you get stuck.

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Story-musk

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The knowledge lies within us, look within.

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Good Grief the book

Found purpose

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My loss gave me purpose to write a book to help others transition through loss and grief.

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Inspiration (Art of Happiness)

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“One story inspired me to find a gentle and peaceful way through grief”

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Story-Regrets

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It wouldn’t be helpful to anyone if I let that feeling of regret weigh me down,

It would simply a source of discouragement and depression with no purpose,

it would interfere with me going on with my life to the best of my ability.

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The good Doctor

Story-Fallen Soldier

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The good doctor shared with me how she helps her patients transition through their loss and grief.

Ball and the box​

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Box, Ball and the button

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We learn to live with this loss.

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15
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The Practice BALLS

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I’d like to share a 5 step transitional healing practice that will bring about a deep sense of peace.

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Story-Kitchen

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Its simple but its not easy because its so simple

BALLS is a natural practice.

17
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Describe 5 stages

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Elisabeth Kubler Ross

Acknowledge your grief and transition

18
Q

Notice/Pause/consciousness/awake

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Red - Activity-notice the colour red

‘We’re aware of what we care about.’

19
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Story-Silver Plains

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Become Aware of what stage you’re experiencing.

The Practice-Ahhhh There you are

20
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Acknowledge Mirror-story

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Story-From roof top to Airborne soldier

“When it hurts acknowledge it, don’t ignore its and hope that the pain will go away-acknowledge it”

The practice- (I acknowledge…)

21
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Story-photo tribute

Story- Selfies- photo-shop

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Accept the good the bad and the ugly without trying to change or manipulate.

22
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Learn acceptance – Kylie/Aunty Jen/footsteps/6 months/acceptance

Our heart needs more time to accept what your mind already knows.’

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When we learn to accept our feelings the healing begins.

23
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Story–as a young man learnt complain/about pain-sign of weakness

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In the Army acceptance is not weakness or compliance its strength and a discipline.

Accept how we feel and we heal.

The practice-(I accept…)

24
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Story-Basic Training- Kapooka Army Training-Pschy

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My new practice was conscious breathing. My new nickname in the army was psycho.

25
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Terrified-Story-jumping from a plane

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The Conscious breath reassures your nervous system; it says ‘You’re okay!’ You’re safe to experience this anger or happiness or sense of being overwhelmed.

Dr Dale like an anchor,

The practice – mantra (I breathe in – I breathe out)

26
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Story Rock and roll,

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​ “All you can control in life is how you respond to life” Lionel McKendrick

27
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Story Floating down the Yarra

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When you get tired- rest and rejuvenate—don’t give up on yourself.

28
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Quote - Where I live, if someone gives you a hug, it’s from the heart.’ Steve Irwin

Story-Oxytocin

Hug-activity

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You’re no good to anyone if you’re exhausted, stressed or sick-practice self care

The Practice-self care

‘When you’re tired rest and rejuvenate don’t give up!’

29
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Grief is like a pin-BALL

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“When you practice Balls you’ll learn to transition through grief as grief transitions through you. You’ll find inner peace, joy and renewed purpose.”

30
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Transitional meditation Integration

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Use

31
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Self reflection

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Share

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