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Transformation

Sharon Barnes February 3, 2017 CASIGY, Creative Coping, Creative Healing, emotional resilience, Inspiration, Overcoming Adversity, quotations, Soul Care Leave a Comment

Waht is death to the caterpillar is birth to the butterfly.

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I love your TNT tool for an emotional check-in. I want to learn more about how to use it, and how to become more accepting of emotions. Attendee, CAGT 2016
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Your presentation connected to me. I want my students to hear this! SK, teacher
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I love the gifted mascot. many personal connections. AD, teacher
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I like your acronym of CASIGY to describe gifted characteristics quickly. Attendee CAGT 2016
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Great coping skills and still more coping skills! Your understanding is the best. BB. GT educator, GT adult, GT parent. SENG Conference 2015.
Understanding & Coping skills
The importance of creative exploration is the best. I wish it had been much longer because your information was to interesting and valuable! EV, GT educator, GT adult. SENG Conference 2015.
Creative Exploration
I like how you showed that gifted kids can learn to accept and ride their waves of emotion. Attendee CAGT 2016
Ride the Waves
Helped to know how/why GT population is more impacted than are others by trauma. Normal response to trauma is good. Thanks for “When to seek counseling”.  GT educator, GT parent.  SENG conference 2015.
GT population more impacted by trauma
Thanks for showing me ways I can be more supportive. Thanks for the breathing tools. I desire to learn more from you. HP, GT educator, spouse of GT adult. SENG Conference 2015
Ways I can be supportive
“Every time I’m working in the sand, I think I know what it means, and then I find later that it means something far deeper.” CW, counseling client
Working in the sand

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    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
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