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My sincere thanks and best wishes go out to everyone who came along to this session, the first that's ever been held. Please take the time to leave some feedback in the comments below about your experience at this event. If you wish, you can include your role, if you came from an organisation, as this may help others considering their attendance at future events. Remember to like my Facebook page too!
11 Comments
Lisa Holden
10/24/2017 04:38:28 pm
I learnt alot from the talk but would like to see visual stuff as I am a visual learner.
Julie Anne
10/24/2017 06:15:45 pm
Thanks, Lisa. It was good to see you and I'm happy you found the session beneficial. Thanks for the feedback about visual aids too. Much appreciated.
Jane
10/25/2017 07:42:42 am
An interesting and thought provoking session which has enthused me to go on to learn more. I would be interested to know more about the effect on survivors in their role as parents and any effects on the children of survivors.
Julie Anne
10/25/2017 08:38:52 am
Thanks, Jane. Yes, there are so many aspects to it all, and so many other topics that are relevant as you say. I'd like to think that once I'm doing this particular session on a regular basis, I can do further research and develop other presentations. This is why feedback is so important!
Julie Anne
10/29/2017 03:14:59 pm
https://psychcentral.com/lib/tips-for-parenting-with-a-mental-illness/
Jan
10/25/2017 08:30:16 am
I found the talk really interesting, as Jane mentioned in her comment... I too am keen to go on to learn more. I feel I will have a better understanding when working with adult survivors and would like to hear of any further talks you may be doing in the future.
Julie Anne
10/25/2017 08:41:52 am
Hi, Jan. I'm very happy you found it interesting and that it will be of benefit to you and your clients. As mentioned above, I am keen to do further research with a view to developing other presentations. All in time, though! Thanks again.
Pauline
10/25/2017 09:46:21 am
Thank you so much Julie Anne for your enlightening talk, it is something that you should most definitely pursue so that statutory and voluntary services have a better understanding Dissociative Identity Disorder. I had no understanding of this previously. Again Thank you.
Julie Anne
10/26/2017 09:02:38 am
Thank you, Pauline, for your comment. And thanks for making the effort to travel to Wrexham as you did.
Debbie
10/26/2017 10:55:12 am
Thank you for such a personal insight into a disorder I was not aware of previously.
Julie Anne
10/26/2017 11:32:53 am
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AuthorJulie Anne is a Mental Health Speaker specialising in Trauma/PTSD. She writes and delivers CPD accredited workshops and is also a registered Nutritional and Lifestyle Therapist (Ayurveda) available to provide dietary guidance to maintain wellbeing, prevent illness and remedy various physical and mental health conditions. The blog on this topic gives free dietary and health tips and advice for treating ailments and staying healthy naturally. Here you can listen to a brief explanation,"What is Ayurveda?" Earlier sessions
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