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Testimonials

Very informative gifted trauma seminar. Great flow to your presentation. by AT, teacher.

Great flow

I liked your “I wonder if….” tool for helping kids identify their emotions . WP, GT educator, GT adult, GT parent. SENG conference 2015.

I wonder if...tool

I appreciate your insight into the gifted mind. MB, teacher

Insight into gifted mind

Your presentation connected to me. I want my students to hear this! SK, teacher

My students need to hear this

Creative activity was the best. CV, teacher. CAGT Conference 2013.

Creative Activity

It’s so good to know that we’re not alone or weird for having these feelings. I liked learning how to process the trauma. Good actionable items for helping my child when overwhelmed. I want a longer session. You have so much to offer. Thank you VERY MUCH! ST, GT adult, GT parent. SENG Conference 2015

Not alone

I like the analogy of ocean waves and emotion waves – and that there are degrees of feelings, just like different colored flags on an ocean beach. I want more time to learn about this!

Emotional waves

I love the gifted mascot. many personal connections. AD, teacher

Gifted Mascot

Thank you Sharon. I experienced affirmation and helpful redirection on things to improve!! FN, webinar participant.

Affirmation

I like the ways of calming oneself and the reflective tools that you teach. CAGT 2016 Attendee

I like ways of calming

Featured Quote

Where we do not project, we may see something which displeases us but we can decide for ourselves whether it is necessary or important or relevant that we go and do something about it. … However, when we see something which displeases us and are compulsively involved in how we feel about it, and can neither take or nor leave it, then we are projecting. Projection denies us freedom of choice.

— Edward C. Whitmont