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Rochester School , in Chia, Colombia, has the unique status of being the only school in the world, that is both Green LEED Certified and a Glasser Quality School. What’s fascinating is the start of this remarkable school began a generation ago, with a mother’s determination.
Not an easy task when it seems to take over every waking moment, but Kalikamurti Suich shares how she moved beyond chronic pain, using her knowledge and experience of the spiritual discipline of yoga, and diving deeply into total behaviour and how her thinking was profoundly influencing her body.
“Out of the mouth of babes” is something we’ve all heard. Well Joy Leng is no baby but she is a young woman, from Singapore, on a mission. She shares her experience of being a woman, taking action and the development of The Seven Day Self Compassion Challenge. Something she feels we all need to…
When traditional approaches were not producing the results Iranian psychologist Dr. Ali Sahebi was hoping for, he put Choice Theory and Reality Therapy to the test. As a true scientist Dr. Sahibi started out to “disprove” the efficacy of Choice Theory and Reality Therapy and became its biggest advocate.
Dr. Ivan Honey, a psychologist in Bendigo Australia has spent most of his professional life working with young people. One of the key issues many young people face is a sense of helplessness. Choice Theory offers a great perspective on this, but how do you get young people interested in something that sounds as dry…
Les Triche, working within the California Correctional system, has developed a pioneering program which has profoundly changed the lives of men and women, turning the recidivism rate on its ear. The stats speak for themselves!
Carleen talks about her extraordinary relationship with Bill Glaser, how it began and what she learned about herself AND external control.
Lynn Sumida and Naomi Lippett talk about the highlights of the 2016 WGI Conference held in Seoul, Korea
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