Trust issues in a relationship can stem from our belief system about others, the world & ourselves.Belief systems are developed when we are young, often by the time we are 3 or 4, we have ingrained thoughts about how trustworthy people are, based on the people in our household or around us at this early age.If we have caregivers we can depend on to be kind & treat us well we develop beliefs that people are trustworthy.If we have caregivers who mistreat us we develop beliefs that people...
How to limit challenging behaviours
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08/06/2021 13:00 PM
Asking for help and trusting others for advice is one of the hardest things to do - especially in a time of need, vulnerability, or stress. Many services and programs exist to help you find the right supports for your individual circumstances. For example, behavioural supports can be accessed through interpersonal relationships and daily living skills funding. Emotional regulation and parent coaching can assist developing functional daily living skills. If you have a National Disability...
Goals are our Desired Outcomes in Life
Posted By Giorgia Sala,
09/02/2021 16:01 PM
Goals are our desired outcomes in life. They could be short-term, long-term, little things or big things. There are a few types of goals: “Process goals” described how we will do something: for example, “I will study for an hour each day”. These are largely within our control because they relate to our own behaviour and desires. There are “performance goals”, such as “I would like to run 5km in 20 minutes”. These are mostly within our control if we take the right steps, however there may ...