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Childhood Behaviours: Lying.

6/11/2020

 
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During the preschool years, children have difficulty distinguishing reality from fantasy.  As a result they can be prone to self-deception, exaggeration and wishful thinking.  The school-age child is more likely to tell a falsehood deliberately to avoid negative consequences or to gain an advantage.  

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Childhood Behaviours: Stealing.

23/10/2020

 
Childhood behaviours
For an incident to be called stealing, the child must have the knowledge that it is wrong to take the item without permission of the owner.  Minor incidents of stealing in early childhood can be quite common.  Incidents of stealing tend to peak at about ages 5-8 years and then tend to taper off in frequency.  ​
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Tips for people with shyness or social anxiety.

5/6/2020

 
Tips for people with shyness or social anxiety.
When you’re out in public, do you worry what others might think of you, or that they’ll judge you, or that you’ll embarrass yourself?  It’s normal for people to want to create a good impression and be liked by others, and most people feel nervous or awkward in some situations.  But for those who battle with shyness and/or social anxiety, the nervousness tends to lead to avoidance of situations, which can become unhelpful and unhealthy.


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The COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic.

30/5/2020

 
Covid19 anxiety onbundock townsville
​“The COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic is causing anxiety, worry and stress for Queenslanders and people across the globe”, Queensland Mental Health Commission, April 2020. 
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Tips for residential aged care communities.

22/5/2020

 
tips for residential aged care communities
​During this coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, residential aged care homes are facing increased difficulties in managing procedures to reduce risk to residents and balance the need for social contact. This outbreak has also caused anxiety for staff, residents and their families who may feel unsupported, isolated, depressed or anxious.
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Keeping Anxiety Manageable.

15/5/2020

 
Keeping Anxiety Manageable
Harness strength, Find peace, Create connection​

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Supporting people through funerals during this time.

8/5/2020

 
Supporting people through funerals during this time.
​Because grief and the way we deal with the loss is individual and depends so much on so many different factors, families unable to have planned funerals and people unable to attend a farewell or a funeral will have many varied and different responses.

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Tips for coping with coronavirus anxiety.

23/3/2020

 
Tips for coping with coronavirus anxiety
As the number of coronavirus cases rise across Australia, the level of anxiety within the community is increasing. 

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Full-time administration role.

16/12/2019

 
Full time admin role onbundock townsville
​OnBundock seeks an experienced person with superior interpersonal skills and a genuine enthusiasm for people, for a full-time administrative/reception role within a friendly and supportive environment. Ideal for someone who wants to build a career in administration.

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Cultivating a successful workplace culture.

30/10/2019

 
cultivating workplace EAP Townsville
​From a strong sense of communication to helping employees feel recognised, a strong workplace culture is the backbone of a happy workplace. With the following assets that you can integrate into the business environment, you’ll be able to reduce stress while increasing productivity, morale and job satisfaction. 

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