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Failure Is Not The Falling Down but The Staying Down

Sharon Barnes September 17, 2012 Overcoming Adversity Leave a Comment

You may have a fresh start any moment you choose, for this thing that we call “failure” is not the falling down, but the staying down. Mary Pickford

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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.
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I liked your “I wonder if….”  tool for helping kids identify their emotions . WP, GT educator, GT adult, GT parent.  SENG conference 2015.
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Your metaphors are a wonderful way to create and construct meaning. I love the Tune in Tool and waves as a way to monitor the level of emotions. Attendee CAGT 2016
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“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
CASIGY acronym is the best!. Breathing techniques helpful. TT, GT adult. SENG Conference, 2015
CASIGY Acronym
I like how you shared how the experience of negative emotions is essential for Advanced Development. Attendee, CAGT 2016
Advanced Development
Your container technique for trauma is the best. HM, SENG Conference 2015.
Container technique
I like how you teach a strong reflective process for emotional stiumuli. Attendee CAGT 2016
A strong reflective process
Thank you so much! Honestly, this really helps me understand myself a lot better and learn that I can heal myself and find my place in life. I feel that I’m not alone with my feelings and sensitivity. HA  10-19-2014
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