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Locality: Daisy Hill

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25.01.2022 The Annual Career & Employment Expo is always so much fun. Think speed career coaching. I have seen so many people these past two days and given some 2 to 20 mins sessions. Always a big buzz perhaps less coffee next time and more tea

25.01.2022 You know how I have been talking about this great group program for Men! Well, Im finally offering this communication course in the Springwood Clinic and I would like to invite you to attend the next group. Yes, it may be uncomfortable but life is uncomfortable choose to learn change through the conscious choices of this communication program. ... CC1: Change is uncomfortable - "I accept uncomfortable. Take step 5 from Russell Brand honestly tell someone how F*cked you are! https://youtu.be/lK083EvyiMI BE THE FRONT LINE IN YOUR LIFE

23.01.2022 The Transitional Support Team has been at the Safe city Logan Symposium - Crystal Methamphetamine Today. We have made some really great resources and networks with so many great organisations here creating support and awareness in drugs.

23.01.2022 Rural Aspiring Teachers Grant for Yr12 school leavers OP 1-6

22.01.2022 Or Just Everyday https://youtu.be/1jF4S0jgXmw

22.01.2022 Next Friday and Saturday we will be running ABCs of Private Practice

21.01.2022 Meet Ruby our new team member and #rebornbaby #Therapy #baby #transitionalsupport #wellness #wellbeing @ Transitional Support

20.01.2022 We are having an amazing time at the SU Qld State Conference presenting to the amazing School Chaplains who do so much in our schools #conference #school #wellbeing #transitionalsupport @ Sea World Resort & Water Park - Gold Coast, Australia

20.01.2022 ALDI is paying university graduates more than dentists, doctors and engineers. The German discount supermarket has opened applications for its 2019 graduate program, with 16 positions available across NSW, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia and the ACT on a starting salary of $87,000. http://www.news.com.au//n/ddd1f0a1946fb3c6b2df1b1dd0f350ec

20.01.2022 Tonight is our first ACA Supervision Group Meeting - topic burnout, secondary trauma, compassion fatigue and self-care

19.01.2022 A great Self Care video from Annabel Gonzalez. https://youtu.be/iP6X0p8CLWo

19.01.2022 Chillin with the Coles Crew for R U Ok Day. A conversation could save a life. Suicide is real thoughts and plans are real. Taking the time to be real and have a yarn with a mate can save a life. Not sure what to say seriously its just about listening and being a mate. Need support: Suicide Call Back Service 1300659467... Lifeline 131114 Kids Help Line 1800551800 #RUOK? #Suicideawareness https://www.suicidecallbackservice.org.au//feeling-suicid/

16.01.2022 Dr Nadine Burke Harris ACE research is slowly starting to create change in the way we treat young people and adults with childhood trauma. Time to look deeper into our practices and approaches.

15.01.2022 The team at Transitional Support have an extensive background in working with Schools, Education Providers, Community Organisations and Families. We have tailored our Services and Workshops to meet the needs of your staff and clientele. -

15.01.2022 Today is our first day in the Support Hub after we had the smoking our welcome to country and smoking ceremony with Uncle Allan Lena. Our rooms are feeling and smelling amazing. The sand tray therapy is definitely enjoying our new sand as well

15.01.2022 One of our beautiful people gifted us this very special carving this is Taniwha he is very happy in our new space The Taniwha is a Mythical Maori creature that lives in watery areas like rivers and lakes. In some traditions, they were feared as monsters, but in the main, they were the guardians of the area Kaitiaki where the Taniwha was respected and revered whilst it protected the local tribes (Iwi) from harm and evil spirits. There are plenty of legends where the Iwi was saved from impending war as rival warriors approached them via the river and the Taniwha swept them away to their deaths thus saving the Iwi. Maori would often create Carvings of their Taniwha and place them at entrance ways to protect them and their families from Evil. #art #maori #woodcarving #taniwha #kiwi #newzealand #transitionalsupport

14.01.2022 Senior Constable Kelly is one of the most amazing woman I have had the privilege knowing and working with in our quest to support young people in Logan. Truth and vulnerability allows people to connect and feel safe to seek support.

13.01.2022 Its been an incredibly tough year for people, and we have seen a spike of up to 25% in referrals for counselling support. And as we know, many people are not receiving appropriate supports. Often feeling there is no other option other than ending or thinking about ending their own life. Please please make sure you reach out for support. Dont feel ashamed to talk with your friends, family and employer and ask for help. ... I work with many Employers who are providing counselling support for their staff and families. They can and do help. If you have questions feel free to ask me and please connect with this excellent service for 24hour support. Suicide Call Back Service 1300 659 467 The Suicide Call Back Service is a 24-hour, nationwide service that provides telephone and online counselling to people 15 years and over who fit one of the following categories: People who are suicidal People caring for someone who is suicidal People bereaved by suicide Health professionals supporting people affected by suicide. The Suicide Call Back Service is especially suited to people who are geographically or emotionally isolated. https://www.suicidecallbackservice.org.au/

13.01.2022 What is it going to take to get me out of bed #darkhole #depression #coffee #coffeeholic #transitionalsupport #wellbeing #anxiety

12.01.2022 Taking some time out this week to #dive #yongalawreck out of #Townsville and the #greatbarrierreef just a magic week with family and friends and a well deserved break. #selfcare #transitionalsupport @ Great Barrier Reef

12.01.2022 Held annually on 10 October, the highlight of Mental Health Week is World Mental Health Day (WMHD). An initiative of the World Federation for Mental Health, WMHD promotes global mental health education and advocacy, and raises community awareness for mental health issues worldwide. Discover whats happening near you on #WMHD18 at mhcsa.org.au/mhcsa-events/mental-health-week-2018/ #MHW18 #MentalHealthWeek #MindYourHealth

12.01.2022 ADF Gap Year applications for 2019 have opened. Its a unique opportunity for your students to try out a career in Navy, Army or Air Force and get a feel for a military life without committing for a longer period. Through an ADF Gap Year theyll: Gain valuable skills and work experience... Enjoy a great salary package plus free healthcare Live a varied, active and healthy lifestyle Make friends with like-minded people Get the opportunity to see more of Australia In 2019 there are 14 roles to choose from ranging from admin to artillery and even flight crew, plus this year were offering 30 Army Officer roles - places are limited. ADF Gap Year Navy Closes 9 April 2018 ADF Gap Year Army Combat Engineer Closes 9 April 2018 ADF Gap Year Army Officer Closes 23 April 2018 ADF Gap Year Army Artillery Operator Closes 23 April 2018 ADF Gap Year Army Infantry Soldier Closes 14 May 2018 ADF Gap Year Army Driver Closes 21 May 2018 ADF Gap Year Army Administration Assistant Closes 21 May 2018 ADF Gap Year Army Warehouse Assistant Closes 21 May 2018 ADF Gap Year Army Air Defence Operator Closes 21 May 2018 ADF Gap Year Air Force Cabin Crew Closes 7 March 2018 ADF Gap Year Air Force Warehouse Storeperson Closes 28 May 2018 ADF Gap Year Air Force Aviation Support Technician Closes 28 May 2018 ADF Gap Year Air Force Airbase Protection and Security Closes 4 June 2018 ADF Gap Year Air Force Administration Assistant Closes 4 June 2018 Closing dates are driven by demand and may close sooner than listed. https://www.defencejobs.gov.au/students-and-educa/gap-year

11.01.2022 The Goops they lick their fingers #storyrhymes #goops #nurseryrhymes

10.01.2022 Pain is Real Suffering is Silent #ruokay #mentalhealthawareness #transitionalsupport #wellness

09.01.2022 Resilience is the happy knack of being able to bungy jump through the pitfalls of life." - Andrew Fuller Even when hardships and adversity rise, it is as if the person has an elasticised rope around them that helps them to rebound when things get low, & help them to maintain their sense of who they are as a person.

08.01.2022 Our philosophy at Transitional Support is that throughout life people undergo periods of change, as well as stressors and challenges. These reactions to change are not a reflection of a lack of coping mechanisms; instead, it is an indication of a blockage in our coping strategies and gives us an opportunity personal growth and development. We assist clients in understanding their situation and equip them with a toolbox of strategies that can manage the outcome, as well as their expectations. Our Team works from a philosophy of understanding a persons transitional stages through life and that their reactions to these transitions.

08.01.2022 This Conference has been filled with so much positivity and enthusiasm what a magic group of like minded people spending the past 3 days developing their professional practices.

07.01.2022 So often I race through life and dont stop to breathe let alone celebrate the milestones and achievements our small business has been winning. So busy thinking we are supporting our clients, but in fact, it is through their support we have kicked some big goals. Celebrating our achievements is so essential. This month sees Transitional Support being shortlisted for the Telstra Small Business Awards. As well as being contacted to work with an ABC journalist on some fascinati...ng upcoming articles. We have also partnered up with the Addictive World to create a collaborative, supportive Counselling Chapter Network Group in the Logan and Redlands area (first meeting 22 May 2018). So here is a snippet of our first 2-minute video for our nomination. I cant wait to see what comes next and the advancements to Imojens and my acting careers, you may see us in Hollywood soon https://youtu.be/yuHTXtlcK7I

06.01.2022 Another brilliant article by Kyle MacDonald 668. That is the provisional number of people who died by suicide in the last 12 months, ending June 2018, annou...nced last Friday. Last week we also saw a very understandable and heartfelt outpouring of grief in response to the death of broadcaster Greg Boyed, but without wanting to minimise his death, that number of 668 means that every 13 hours on average in New Zealand another family, whanau, community, workplace, school or sports club is quietly being impacted with that kind of grief. Every 13 hours. Its natural to point the finger. To want to look for THE answer, the silver bullet that will fix this. But the uncomfortable truth is we are all responsible. Every single one of us. Thats not to say were to blame. But we are all responsible for the communities, the culture, the environments and the policies, big and small, that fail to help so many people, and more and more, year on year. Even ultimately well-meaning actions can cause harm. It can be easy, in the wake of the events of last week to feel that people contemplating suicide just need to understand the impact their death will have on those close to them. In fact, a number of pieces were written that said more or less that. And they were well meaning, beautifully written pieces. But heres why, if you intend to talk to someone youre worried about, from this point of view, it wont help, in fact it risks making things worse. People who have reached the point where they are considering ending their own lives are convinced EVERYONE would be better off without them. Their friends, their family, even their partners and children. Ultimately, they often believe they are doing those close to them a favour. The feelings are so intense that reason cant get through. The best case is they may think youre trying to help. Worst case: they may think you dont get it, and stop talking. Its also true that its a guilt trip. The person who is on the brink is already crippled by guilt and shame, and lumping even a small amount more on top wont help: it may in fact cause harm. Ive talked a lot in my columns about validation, and the unintended harm invalidation can do. Shouting you are loved at people who dont feel that way, means we fail to listen to how they actually feel. You cant force people to feel loved. But to risk truly validating, to risk daring to try and understand why someone may wish to die is terrifying - and its never been more necessary, at an individual and a national level. We cant just talk about love and caring for each other. We have to enact it: support, listen and accept our loved ones point of view, even if that means tolerating listening to them talking about their wish to die. Stay close. Walk by them. And give them every support they need. And as a country we need to turn every resource over to understanding this problem. Because we cant just keep counting the bodies and wringing our hands. We need to be asking of every policy, national and local, of every action, does this cause harm? Does this help us, or hinder us from looking after each other? Does this cause suffering, or does it increase the hope of those who are struggling? Because if you accept that were all responsible, its also true that we are all the solution. https://www.nzherald.co.nz/lifestyle/news/article.cfm

06.01.2022 Who would want to go to School or Work if this is what Mondays can feel like https://youtu.be/vkxr3s3y5Zw

06.01.2022 We had such fun this week within the Logan Community with families Presenting at the Logan Hyperdome Library on the topic Too Anxious for School & School Avoidance. We also aired this on ABC 612 radio interview Friday 13th July Interview on School Refusal and School Avoidance with Emily Rotta... Start at 30:00 Ends at 37:37 http://www.abc.net.au//programs/breakfast/breakfast/9951954

05.01.2022 Amazing therapy #dogs #wellbeing #mentalhealthawareness #therapy #transitionalsupport @ Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

05.01.2022 Move over Ted Talk Emily Talk is in the House. Feeling super privileged to be able to present to the amazing SU Chaplains today at their annual state conference. Yep I had 300 people tapping super amazing

04.01.2022 We are having an amazing time in Melbourne at the National ACA Conference making new connections and learning new modalities. A therapy dog may work really well as part of our team.

03.01.2022 Some very interesting Trauma information coming out of the conference with Blue Knott presenter https://youtu.be/Y9j1EQrd13U

03.01.2022 #morningmotivation #quotes #transitionalsupport

01.01.2022 Once again feeling privileged to be presenting one of my favourite topics on Burnout A Dirty Word Why? to the members of the Queensland Independent Education Union. Why do people not talk about it? Who is Impacted by Burnout? Burnout impacts anyone it is very common it affects around 27% of the Australia population. Burnout is a global issue and high in all countries. In fact, burnout statistics are inaccurate as many people feel ashamed to seek support in this area. Burnout is particularly high for students, athletes, professionals, teachers, counsellors, mental health workers, health workers, emergency and correctional officers, shift workers, etc. People in helping professions are at higher risk of burnout which can lead to compassion fatigue and vice versa.

01.01.2022 The Qld government has released some funds to boost employment for youth job seekers, Yr 12 school leavers and Mature Aged Workers over 55 Boost Payment worth looking into as a small business and a job seeker. https://backtowork.initiatives.qld.gov.au/mature-aged-work/ https://backtowork.initiatives.qld.gov.au/youth-boost-paym/