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Footsteps Psychology

Locality: Canberra, Australian Capital Territory

Phone: +61 2 6176 1336

Address: Level 4/15 Moore Street 2601 Canberra, ACT, Australia

Website: http://www.footstepspsychology.com.au

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24.01.2022 AUS: How to Tell if You've got a Gifted and Talented Child, and What to do about It #gtchat #edchat #AussieED #vicpln "Gifted and talented children make up 10 ...per cent of the student population but undergraduate teachers can spend as little as 45 minutes over four years learning about their needs. Researchers cite the lack of teacher training as a big reason why many Australian schools are failing gifted and talented students. There are also some educators who believe smart children have won the genetic lottery and will do well regardless. But experts warn that's not the case, and say the consequences for chronically underchallenged children who can spend up to three hours every day waiting for their peers to catch up can be devastating and last a lifetime." See more

22.01.2022 Interesting article on the use of service dogs for Veterans with PTSD http://www.apadivisions.org//mil/2015/04/service-dogs.aspx

21.01.2022 Kindness is one of the most important character traits, but sometimes kids need an extra reminder about the best ways to be kind to others or why kindness matters. These books provide that reminder in creative and appealing ways.

21.01.2022 Another timely article. https://www.theage.com.au//scrap-age-based-classes-to-boos

21.01.2022 From my friend Jim Delisle

20.01.2022 I always loved Little Critter when I was a kid, but I don't really love them as a parent. I had to make this correction, for the sake of building healthy emotio...nal intelligence in my son. As we read this he often says, "it's ok to cry when you feel sad, Little Critter!" What are you doing to create a home that honors and accepts all emotions? If you have questions or need help teaching emotional intelligence, parent counseling and coaching can really bridge the distance between knowledge and practice and provide your family with support as you gain mastery. I have 3 EQ classes scheduled for later this year and offer private support through in-person and virtual sessions. Let me empower you with *concrete* tools to enhance your skills and relationships!

20.01.2022 Our research was recently discussed in a blog post : http://thegraysonschool.org/parenting-gifted-child/

19.01.2022 We have a practice manager to look after calls and bookings now! Hanna can be reached on our office line (02 6176 1336) between 9 and 5. Welcome to the team!

16.01.2022 During gifted awareness week here in Australia it's nice to see other professionals out there with messages like this.

16.01.2022 Let's Talk 2e #SENG2017

16.01.2022 #acceptgifted #gaw2018

14.01.2022 PLEASE SHARE: A gifted individual in crisis may exhibit symptoms that seem to fit certain psychiatric syndromes Unfortunately, even in crises, fear of being ...mis-understood, mis-diagnosed and overmedicated prevent many gifted individuals from seeking psychiatric consultation or taking advantage of the judicious use of psychotropic medication. Gifted Research and Outreach (GRO) is greatly honored to be able to introduce this seminal article written by Dr. Jerald Grobman, MD. Dr. Grobman has been named a Distinguished Fellow by the American Psychiatric Association and is a prominent private practice psychiatrist who specializes in the assessment and psychotherapy of gifted adolescents and adults. In this article Dr. Grobman utilizes his 40+ years’ experience working with the gifted population to provide a thoughtful and well-balanced analysis about how giftedness impacts an individual, how to utilize this knowledge to distinguish a gifted individual in crisis from one who has developed a psychiatric syndrome or pathologic personality disorder and how to develop a comprehensive treatment plan with specific, judicious and short-term use of psychotropic medication. The down side risk of developing a chronic crisis when employing self-styled treatments is also described. https://www.gro-gifted.org/when-gifted-individuals-need-me/

12.01.2022 New website coming!! My #BrighterVision website is on its way! Can’t wait to see what they come up with!

11.01.2022 Diagnosis is the first step in obtaining proper support. To this end, SENG’s Misdiagnosis Initiative seeks to educate mental health professionals on the common signs of giftedness. Read more:

08.01.2022 New blog post up. https://www.footstepspsychology.com.au/sometimes-life-youv/

08.01.2022 https://www.psychologytoday.com//how-take-action-when-you-

07.01.2022 Crying is a healthy and necessary way for kids to express their feelings. By saying ‘stop crying’ we send the message that their feelings are not important, not valid, silly, or annoying. Read more from Happiness is here: http://bit.ly/2raOSlP

07.01.2022 My latest blog: What is psychological flexibility and why do we want to put it in the water supply?

06.01.2022 I've always identified strongly with Carl Rogers. Love this quote.

05.01.2022 https://www.psychologytoday.com//3-new-approaches-worry-be

05.01.2022 A wonderful radio broadcast with my dear friend Jim Delisle on helping gifted kids just like I used to be. Oh, and your's truly plays a small part in the new book the broadcast mentions. http://www.blogtalkradio.com//an-ascd-show-gifted-educatio

04.01.2022 While it still needs some tweaks here and there we're pleased to announce that our new website is live. https://www.footstepspsychology.com.au

04.01.2022 Steven Hayes, cofounder of ACT and coeditor of Process-Based CBT, writes about how medical syndromes in psychology are on their way out.

01.01.2022 ‘When I was done mentally replaying all the events of my life, I thought about the little girl I once was and how her life might have been different if she an...d her teachers had understood giftedness. And then I cried. I cried for that little girl who might have made different choices in life had she realized she wasn’t a defective misfit’. http://giftsforlearning.com//understanding-the-gifted-sel/ See more