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If you have experienced childhood trauma, you can speak with a Blue Knot Helpline trauma counsellor including for support and applications around national redress
1300 657 380
Monday - Sunday
between 9am - 5pm AEST
or via email email@example.com
Do you live with disability? Have you experienced abuse, neglect, violence or exploitation?
For support for Disability Royal Commission or general support contact our National Counselling & Referral Service
1800 421 468
9am - 6pm AEST Mon- Fri
9am - 5pm AEST Sat, Sun & public holidays
"Fantastic trainer - so much knowledge with an incredible ability to convey it to others. Highly recommend this training to all, not just clinicians."
Housing Manager
"Training far exceeded my already high expectations. Incredible learning experience delivered by a brilliant trainer."
Emergency Relief Counsellor
"The trainer was engaging and intelligent. Finally found a training that was both interesting and relevant to my work. Thank you!"
Eastern Sydney Medicare Local
"The facilitator was very knowledgeable, engaging, very clear and informative. The training was easy to digest and implement into practice."
"Fantastic workshop, trainer excellent and made a 'heavy' topic very interesting. Able to ask questions comfortably. Feel more confident to deal with this cohort of clients now."
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Blue Knot Foundation's education and training sessions are well supported by our team of nation-wide trainers, all of whom are skilled, experienced and suitably qualified to inspire adult learners. Whether it is to enhance safety and understanding for survivors and family/friends of survivors, or to build knowledge and skills for professional personnel, the diversity of skills and experience in the team expertly meets the needs of each group.
Master of Applied Science (Social Ecology, Org. Dev.), Master of Gestalt Therapy.
Bradley is an independent Mental Health lived experience Consultant, member and past Chair of the Australian Capital Territory Mental Health Consumer Network. Bradley held the role of Deputy Commissioner, Mental Health Commission NSW from 2013 – 2017. Bradley works as a trainer, peer supervisor, group-worker, consultant and researcher, all from a lived experience first position. Bradley has a deep and abiding interest in issues affecting people with lived experience of trauma, including people who identify with Intellectual Disability, and their interactions with services. Bradley maintains a strong commitment to partnerships across mental health and disability settings that support better outcomes for those with living experience. Bradley has previously worked, over a period of 28 years, as a manager in community services, a counsellor for young men who have survived sexual abuse as children and he has had significant input into the development of men's services in the ACT. Bradley has conducted research into reducing seclusion and restraint in acute mental health and the utilisation of strengths approaches in acute and community settings. Bradley's research into seclusion reduction is considered an exemplar in the field.
Grad. Dip. Psychotherapy/Counselling, Cert. Transactional Analysis, Therapeutic Skills Cert. Trauma, Facilitator and Educator residential childhood trauma retreat, Cert. IV TAA
Dragan is an experienced Psychotherapist who runs Creating Differently, a service that specializes in working with adults from a background of childhood abuse and trauma. As a survivor of such a background himself, with the physical and mental health issues that ensued, he holds the holistic perspective of having been a consumer of services and then experiencing the other side working as a professional.
Dragan offers a skillful and passionate attitude and has trained and worked in a recovery focus with residential groups and individuals from extensive trauma backgrounds who exhibit the adaptations one would expect to see. He is also committed to a psycho-educational role – helping professionals and consumers understand how interpersonal trauma impacts the developing brain, ongoing interpersonal relationships, personal coping mechanisms, how trauma affects a persons relationship with services and how services can provide a Trauma Informed Care approach.
"Dragan is one of the best facilitators I have ever had the privilege of having been taught by. Warm, real, honest, fun and so so knowledgeable!" - Kate Priddle, Specialist Rehabilitation Clinician
"Dragan is an excellent facilitator, educator and communicator, he leads with and demonstrates a deep understanding of the topic with compassion." - Margaret Watson, Counsellor
"Dragan is an outstanding trainer. He comes with a wealth of knowledge and understands the needs/wants of a group in training. So engaging and intuitive. Thank you!" - Melanie Charlton, Enrolled Nurse
MA (Gestalt), BA, Grad Dip Ed, Dip Counselling; Dip Homoeopathy, Diploma Sensorimotor Art Therapy, Certificate Initiatic Art Therapy; Certificate Clay Field Therapy, Certificate IV in Workplace Training & Assessment TAE 40110
PACFA: Clinical member
Jane has a background in holistic counselling, psychotherapy, counselling education, group facilitation, clinical supervision and natural medicine.
Over the past 22 years she has worked with adults, children and adolescents in private practice. She has supported many clients who have a history of traumatic injury who suffer from the symptoms related with post traumatic stress such as anxiety, nightmares, flashbacks, somatic complaints, depression, addictions, relationship difficulties, auto-immune conditions, disassociation and other.
Jane adopts a relational, integrative and strengths-based approach incorporating the interrelationship between mind, body, spirit and the natural world. To facilitate the therapeutic process she uses present-centred awareness, body-oriented focus, meditation, sand play and symbol work, clay field therapy and sensorimotor art therapy.
Jane has the utmost respect for a person's inherent wisdom, resilience and their capacity to transform their challenges into growth opportunities if given the support of a safe and empathic environment and therapeutic relationship.
Jane also conducts group supervision and works part-time as the Course Coordinator for the Diploma of Counselling at the Australian College of Applied Psychology (ACAP).
Jane's current passion is supporting parents with how to raise resilient, resourceful and well-rounded children.
BA (Psych) Grad Dip App Sc (App Psyc) MA Forensic Psychology
Julie is a registered psychologist with a Masters in Forensic Psychology. She has worked extensively in the area of sexual and domestic violence and trauma for the past 20 years. Having worked with both people who use violence and people who have been harmed by violence. Julie brings a balanced and well-rounded perspective to understanding the causes and consequences of violence and trauma. She is passionate about bringing together knowledge and research from the fields of traumatology and behaviour change. As an experienced practitioner and supervisor, she is well-informed and skilled in applying her knowledge of vicarious trauma to support other practitioners working with trauma and build workplace cultures that support practitioners in their work.
M. App. Soc. Sci. (Counselling), M. Education (Adult Ed.), Dip. Community Organisations, CIV Assessment & Workplace Training (TAE40110)
Julie has worked in the community services sector since 1987, and has been an educator since 1997.
As a counsellor/ clinical supervisor, Julie works with individuals and groups on a wide range of issues including addiction, anxiety, depression, grief, inter-personal relationships and parenting. She is a trained Acceptance Commitment Therapy Practitioner, but essentially relies on an eclectic range of therapeutic approaches to encourage client growth and change.
As an academic and trainer, Julie is interested in facilitating high quality learning experiences whether it be face to face or online. Julie encourages participants to connect their experiences and knowledge with the training content, and she is passionate about promoting good practice and self-care.
"Julie has a lovely effervescent personality that kept our attention. Trauma is a serious subject to talk about but Julie delivered the training with a good mix of seriousness and laughs as well as willing to share some self reflective stories of her own experience. Thanks for an enjoyable and informative training day Julie." - Gloria Taylor, Social Worker, Centrelink
"Thanks so much Julie, I thoroughly enjoyed your workshop today. It was exactly what I needed and I learned a lot." - Lyndsey Blake, Counsellor, Medibank Health Solutions
"An invaluable session. Julie is a fantastic trainer and the day provided lots of interaction and time for reflection." - Anonymous
AssDip Social Welfare, BA (Psychology), PostGradDip Psychology, Psychologist (AHPRA Regn No. PSY0001404728), APS Member.
Leanne is a psychologist with over twenty years of experience across community, hospital and private practice settings, particularly in the areas of domestic violence and childhood sexual assault. Leanne has worked extensively in training, management and project management, and is currently completing a Research Masters at UTAS focused on domestic violence.
Master of Counselling and Applied Psychotherapy, Master of Education, Graduate Diploma of Communication Management (Human Resource Development), Diploma of Somatic Psychotherapy, Diploma of Energetic Healing, Certificate IV in Telephone Counselling Skills, Certificate of Meditation Facilitation
Merle is a respected consultant, trainer, supervisor and psychotherapist with experience in service delivery, management, board and volunteer roles. She previously managed Blue Knot Foundation's trauma counselling team and national Helpline.
Merle provides trauma-informed training and consulting in diverse settings, such as organisations implementing redress in response to institutional abuse, Aboriginal services, judicial and legal organisations, health and community services, and government agencies. She has a particular interest in supporting staff working with trauma survivors and in advocacy roles to sustain their wellbeing. Through her private practice she supports adult survivors of interpersonal, institutional and political violence with counselling and therapeutic groupwork.
Her respectful strengths-based approach is informed by social justice principles, a blend of therapeutic modalities and cultural guidance from Aboriginal mentors. She holds clinical membership with PACFA and is also PACFA accredited to provide Trauma Informed supervision.
"Merle's presentation was clear, calm and sensitively delivered. It was clear that she has a wealth and depth of experience; it was a very rich, authentic learning opportunity. Thank you Merle." - J. Shaw, Deputy Principal
"Merle is an excellent presenter; great content and a good combination of activities and information." - Catherine, Director
"Many of our course participants commented that it was the best training they had ever done by the best trainer they had ever experienced. Merle presented difficult material in a safe and engaging way." - Urvashi, Mangrove Mountain NSW
PhD in Politics (University of Melbourne, 1989), Graduate Diploma in Psychotherapy (Jansen Newman Institute, 2001), Certificate IV in Workplace Training and Assessment (2004), BA Hons (University of Melbourne, 1983)
Pam, a former Fulbright Scholar, has held lectureships at Macquarie University and the University of New England, taught in two Master of Counselling courses, and is a former Program Director of the Jansen Newman Institute. She has written research reports in the community health sector, and was a Senior Research Officer with the Mental Health Association NSW.
Pam is a practising therapist, and a supervisor in the area of complex trauma. Her research interests relate to trauma, depression, and the politics of subjectivity. She is the author of Living under Liberalism: The Politics of Depression in Western Democracies (Florida: Universal, 2008), co-author of Gender Studies: Terms and Debates (New York: Palgrave, 2003) and has published several book chapters, articles and reviews. She is the lead author of `Perceptions and Experiences of Cannabis Use by Young Adults Living with a Mental Illness: A Qualitative Study' [paper based on What Works? Report into Cannabis Use by Young Adults Living with a Mental Illness, Partners in Mental Health Publishing Consortium and Social Justice Social Change Research Group, University of Western Sydney, 2010] Australian Social Policy Journal (No.10, 2011), pp.51-69.
Pam is Head of Research at Blue Knot Foundation and co-author of its Practice Guidelines for Treatment of Complex Trauma and Trauma Informed Care and Service Delivery. Pam is a member of the scientific committee of the International Society for Study of Trauma and Dissociation.
BA (Psych and Gender) Honours (Gender), Master of Social Work, Grad Dip (Public Health), Grad Cert (MBCIGWI), Cert IV TAE
Sarah is a social worker who has worked with child, adolescent and adult complex trauma survivors since 2003 in a range of roles including case worker, group worker and counsellor. She has also co-ordinated program delivery and taught a diploma of community services and mental health and AOD counselling.
Sarah is passionate and committed to supporting survivors of complex trauma recover and live safe and meaningful lives. As a social change agent she is dedicated to transforming socio-political and organisational systems to recognise and respond to complex trauma in restorative ways. Sarah brings an empathic, empowering and strengths-based approach to what she does.
TAE, CIV Aboriginal Family Health (Family Violence, Sexual Assault, Child Protection, Advanced Diploma Aboriginal Specialist Trauma Counselling, Graduate Certificate Human and Community Services, Bachelor of Education
More than 25 years experience developing, implementing and managing community based services and projects for families, community groups, children and young people. 20 years experience training community and workforce groups in family violence, sexual violence, child protection, case management, working with adult survivors, and working with Aboriginal families and communities.
"Sigrid was fantastic! She checked the context with us prior to the training and sought to bring the training in a way that was appropriate to the needs and experience of our organisation. On the day she allowed a good mix of input and discussion/response. Everyone was very positive. Sigrid herself was a great presenter!" - Sonia Roulston, Archdeacon of Newcastle
BAppSci, Post.Grad.Dip.App.Psych., PhD, (Clin.Psych.)., MAPS
Erin is a Clinical Psychologist working across clinical, research, training, and evaluation settings. She has worked extensively in community, non-government, and government services to support the wellbeing of consumers, staff, and the organisation. She has a passion for trauma-informed practice and creating safe and supportive work environments.
Erin has developed, implemented, and evaluated programs that support wellbeing, facilitate recovery, and manage the effects of stress and trauma on an organisational and systemic level. She has been involved in the implementation of Trauma Informed Practice across several organisations. Erin has delivered training for a range of community services, non-government, and government organisations. Her expertise includes: Trauma Informed Practice, trauma, vicarious trauma, critical incident response, and wellbeing.
Erin is warm and engaging, and encourages joy and courage in reflective spaces. She draws on a range of therapeutic approaches including Positive Psychology, Psychodynamic group processes, Neurotherapy, CBT, and ACT.
Dip.AOD, B.SocSci, M.MHSc
Estelle has 18 years professional experience working in varied and dynamic roles within organisations, as well as private practice. She holds a Master Degree in Mental Health Sciences (clinical) through the School of Medicine, Flinders University Dept of Psychiatry.
Her focus is in the area of trauma, supporting people to move towards an embodied sense of safety, and a value driven, "life worth living", by using mindful, behavioural, cognitive and neurobiological therapies and modalities. Her initial training was in dual diagnosis inpatient treatment, working with substance misuse/abuse and complex trauma.
For the past 7 years, Estelle has worked closely with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people (nationally), in prison settings, the community, and employment and training programs. Estelle has strong social justice principals, enjoys working with individuals, as well as groups, and is also a PACFA endorsed Clinical Supervisor.
Bachelor of Science (Nursing), Graduate Diploma of Journalism, Master of Professional Education and Training
Merrin is a health professional with a range of experience in child and adolescent health, mental health, mentoring, teaching, government agenda and clinical practice. She currently works as a lecturer at Deakin University, a tutor for indigenous youth, a paediatric registered nurse and a child safety trauma informed practice consultant.
Being a survivor of child abuse informs her passion for breaking down the stigma and advocating for the stories of survivors to be heard. She is proud to of made a submission to the Royal Commission, to stand up and use her story to change attitudes. She says it was tough and impossible at times but survival is achievable when we honour our stories, our lives and our own strengths.
"An excellent thought-provoking training and presenter [Merrin] was clear, confident and very respectful of the knowledge and skills of those attending." - Alison Bogdanowicz, Librarian, Victim Support Service Inc
"Great and informative training. Merrin is a really engaging facilitator." - Inez Carey, Clinical Lead, Medibank Health Solutions
"Presenter [Merrin] is excellent - incredibly knowledgeable and non-blaming, non-judgemental." - Kate Francis, Social Worker, VIC
B.A. Grad Dip Ed Psych. Cert IV in Training and Assessment. MAAPi
Michelle is a registered psychologist with almost 30 years of clinical experience. She has worked within the public mental health system as well as in private practice and education settings. She brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to create engaging and informative workshops. Michelle also facilitates the Applied Suicide Skills Intervention Training (ASIST), and has spoken at various conferences and training courses within the areas of mental health and wellbeing. She works from a strength-based perspective, with compassion and sensitivity to achieve the best outcomes for clients and training participants. .
PostGradDip Psych, BA (Hons), BSc, AdvDip BusMgnt, CERT IV TA
Michelle Noon is an educator, researcher, clinician, and manager. She has worked in the private, public and not-for-profit sectors. She has provided clinical services in the community, in prisons, and in urban, rural and remote areas with a focus on violence intervention and trauma-informed practice. She has worked in research, policy and leadership roles at Victoria Police, KPMG, Beyondblue, and White Ribbon Australia.
Michelle currently provides training, advisory and stakeholder engagement services to a range of government, non-government and not-for-profit clients, is the Executive Officer at Chalk Circle, and has numerous honourary positions. She is the convenor of Criminology and Responding to Family Violence subjects at RMIT University, and will be delivering the capstone subject of Criminal Behavioural Analysis in 2017. Michelle has delivered content on criminology, policing, crime prevention, community safety, forensic intervention, psychology, gendered violence, family violence, diversity, management, and mental health to over 300 audiences. The common thread across her diverse set of interests in teaching, advisory, research, and clinical work is that of complex trauma and what it means for the lived experience of millions of Australians.
Michelle has completed her PhD in Clinical Psychology focusing on emotional responses to criminal victimisation.
PhD, GradDip App Psych, BA, BBus, Assoc Dip Fit Lead
Dr Peter Streker is a psychologist who has worked on many complex community topics over 20 years, such as family violence, homelessness, drugs and alcohol, street sex work, racism and Indigenous health. As a community psychologist, Peter has worked with survivors, their supporters, professionals and the general public to help them deal with the wide ranging impacts of trauma on their clients, the broader community, on the systems they work within and on themselves. Peter has used a variety of approaches, such as individual therapy, group facilitation, training, research, community development, policy and the pragmatic program development to empower individuals and reduce stigma (e.g., employment programs, International Overdose Awareness Day).
Peter completed his PhD on psychological and emotional abuse, which was subsequently published as a book titled "I Wish That He Hit Me: Working with psychological and emotional abuse". The title was a quote from a survivor who was frustrated that nobody took her ordeal seriously. Peter currently supervises other therapists, is a member of the Australian Psychological Society's Public Issues Advisory Committee and sits on the ethics boards of the Victorian Foundation for Survivors of Torture and the Good Shepherd Youth and Family Service.
"Peter was an excellent presenter who had superb knowledge of the topic. He was able to share his knowledge brilliantly." - Martyn, PIR Support Facilitator
"Peter is a responsive trainer - very flexible in addressing the questions of a very large group. He is extremely knowledgeable and his enthusiasm is infectious." - Jacquie, Psychotherapist
"Very interactive. Lots of different learning styles covered well. Very good presenter with Peter. Concreted work I already do as well as learning new skills." - Kim, ChildFIRST Worker
MA, Grad. Dip. Counselling, Cert IV TAE
Karin El-Monir was born in Austria from bi-cultural background. She completed her Masters Degree of Social Pedagogy (Theories of Social Learning and Development) in Austria before moving to Ireland and then Australia. Karin has spent most of her career straddling clinical and education work. Her passion is working with survivors of complex trauma, and she is proud to have supported people with their submissions to the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Childhood Sexual Abuse.
Karin works from a very integrative and holistic approach with a strong focus on somatic and creative therapies. Other subject areas that she has delivered training in are alcohol and other drugs, cultural competency, domestic violence, gender, sexual orientation, abuse prevention (with children and young people) and mythology. She is also a facilitator of theatre in social fields and has a strong background of Boal Work (Theatre of the Oppressed).
"Karin was fantastic in inspiring me to encourage more TIC in my practice. Her passion made it inspiring to learn more." - Renee, Case Support Officer
"Fantastic therapeutic training run by Karin. Very informative, challenging and affirming. I thoroughly enjoyed the training and found it very helpful." - Robyn, Social Worker
"Great facilitation Karin - thank you very much. There's always something to learn in this field. I hope this ensures we work more appropriately with the survivors who enter our process." - Marie, Case Officer
BSocSci (Criminology, Human Services), MSW (PQ)
Jo's professional practice spans across human services and social work domains, with a background in youth justice, community development, behaviour analysis, disabilities, case management and community engagement. As an Educator, Jo has taught a variety of human service courses in the tertiary and vocational education sector and is an experienced community engagement facilitator. As a social worker, Jo has applied trauma informed practice into her practice framework for many years. Jo is a self-proclaimed pracademic, dedicated to lifelong learning and professional development. Jo is an associate lecturer for James Cook University teaching Field Education.
Focusing Oriented Psychotherapist, B.Counselling, BA, Dip Ed, MACA
Matthew is a highly experienced trauma counsellor and psychotherapist, with a background in teaching earlier in life. Having worked as a counsellor for the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse, and for a victims of crime programme, he has extensive experience in helping both short and long term with complex and simple trauma, and all the life difficulties that go with it, including with group counselling.
Having been on a personal journey of healing for almost 30 years, to grow out of his own complex trauma, Matthew can also identify and emphathise strongly with other sufferers of complex trauma and their struggles to find peace, meaning and connection.
As a Focusing Oriented Psychotherapist, Matthew is trained in helping people work with the mind as it is experienced in the body, an aspect of psychotherapy that has emerged as a key component in effective trauma therapy. Focusing has been incorporated in such new wave trauma therapies as Levine's Somatic Experiencing, Hakomi, and Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, and Matthew is adept in explaining and leading experiential learning in this kind of mindful, body-oriented healing.
Matthew also brings a rich awareness of how culture intertwines with the healing process. He lived for 3 years in Japan, for 4 years in a Tibetan Buddhist meditation centre, and has worked extensively with and learned much from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, including on the community of Palm Island. He has recently discovered "Dadirri" - the Daly River tradition of deep spiritual mindfulness and connection to nature.
Matthew likes to unwind by making strange semi-musical sounds on a Celtic whistle...
"Enjoyed Matthew's genuine care and passion, and his communication skills were amazing. His knowledge was evident by his very thorough responses to any questions." - Patricia Neumann, Team Leader Red Cross Australia
Masters of Counselling, Grad Dip. Counselling, Dip. Somatic Psychotherapy, Certificate IV in Workplace Assessment and Training, Masters of Commerce, Dip. Dru Yoga
Shirley is a somatic (body based) psychotherapist based at Varsity Lakes on the Gold Coast. With 25 years experience in working with clients in trauma recovery, her main therapeutic focus is supporting clients to re-engage with their traumatised body and to integrate their experience into their entire lived narrative. In her private clinic she also provides yoga based, self awareness programs to support clients to develop their emotional resilience and to re-engage fully with life.
She co-founded Trauma Sensitive Yoga Australia in 2012 and has been committed to increasing the awareness of Trauma Informed Practice for Australian and NZ Yoga Teachers. An extension of this training is also a two-day training that introduces mental health clinicians to the benefits of incorporating somatic and simple yoga based interventions into their work with clients in trauma recovery.
Shirley has a strong commitment to destigmatising the impact of trauma, through developing the qualities of sensitivity, understanding and compassion when working with clients in trauma recovery.
B.Sc Sociology, BSW (Social Work), Accredited Mental Health Social Worker, Cert. IV Training & Assessment
Heather has over 27 years of experience as a Social Worker and Clinical counsellor in a range of settings, such as the with the Victim Support Service and Employee Assistance programs. Heather has been in private practise for the past 8 years specialising in early childhood trauma, PTSD, loss & grief domestic violence and war veteran's issues. Heather brings to her facilitator role with Blue Knot Foundation, extensive practice knowledge and expertise regarding counselling, mediation, consultancy and clinical supervision practice.
Heather is a member of the Association of Contextual Behaviour Science and an accredited mental practitioner with the AASW (Aust. Association of Social Workers). She is passionate about assisting individuals to live the best life they can irrespective of early childhood experiences.
"Presenter was excellent - clearly has a passion and knowledge of the subject matter. Kept us all engaged." - Debra Tierney, Social Worker, Rockingham General Hospital
BSc (Hons) Psychology and Crime, MA Criminological Research
Rebecca has a diverse background in youth work, mental health, criminology research, and training. She has specialised in trauma and recovery for many years, and has served as a trainer and consultant for government and non-government agencies in Australia and the United Kingdom. She currently works for Curtin University and Western Sydney University in teaching and research roles, and is completing her PhD through Western Sydney University's School of Social Sciences and Psychology. Her PhD project explores meaning-making and social action as part of recovery from child sexual abuse, with particular focus on the recent Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse. Rebecca also has a lived experience of trauma and recovery, and draws on a mix of professional and personal experience when facilitating training.
Masters in Nursing (Nursing Practitioner), Diploma of Higher Education in Nursing – Mental Health (UK), Advanced Diploma in Counselling and Therapy (UK)
Matthew has a special interest in working with individuals labelled as experiencing psychosis in the context of understanding meaning, and the impact of trauma and adversity. He has been exploring the value of facilitating a three-phased trauma approach to working with people who experience psychosis.
Through his clinical practice in public, NGO and private clinics, Matthew has worked with people who have experienced complex trauma using trauma informed approaches across mental health, drug and alcohol and domestic violence service in community and residential settings.
Mathew has written and facilitated workshops in health and broader community sectors, lectures on University programs and provides consultation on understanding and working with Trauma, psychosis and recovery. He has introduced education on Approaches to Working with Voices and Psychosis through Understanding Trauma and led the facilitation of the approach across the Public Mental Health system in South Australia. This work has led to Matthew having a presence both nationally and internationally and has been awarded 2017 Mental Health Nurse of the Year by the Australian College of Mental Health Nurses.
Our trainer [Matthew] was outstanding. He made a challenging topic interesting to us and tailored it to our workplace. He gave excellent examples which made it easy to relate the theory into practice. He was personable, and clearly very experienced and knowledgeable and raised an awareness for myself and our group about dealing with clients with complex trauma. Thank you Matthew. - Scott Buick, Centrelink SA
Bachelor of Social Sciences, Certificate Buteyko Method, (Moscow) MPACFA
Graduate Diploma in Education (Adult/Vocational), Bachelor of Social Science, Certificate of Nursing, Migration Law
Joan has over 15 years' experience working with individuals, families and communities affected by traumatic experiences and she has extensive experience in delivering workshops about the effects of trauma. Joan has worked with children, adolescents and adults - both individually and as family or otherwise connected groups who have experienced torture and trauma and/or are asylum seekers. Due to her professional experience, Joan is skilled at delivering workshops in the particularly challenging spaces where cultural competency is so important.
As a survivor herself, Joan believes in a holistic approach that is client centered and strength based, and she holds a strong interest in resilience and protective factors. Her work is particularly influenced by the neuroscience of how trauma impacts the brain and the nervous system during developmental periods, and ultimately our perceptions of the world, others, and our sense of belonging and safety.
In her role as a case manager of complex clients she conducted long term advocacy, coordination with other relevant stakeholders, held roles in management and program coordination, and has engaged in extensive community development with local communities.


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May 22, 2005
Volume 1, Issue 10
Reaching into my bag of verbal tricks, and after the dictionary took a bite of my hand, I pulled from the sack these three words:
Do your worst!
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The Eschatologist: License to Kill
Often, I forget things. It's not old age or infirmity, but a curse eats at my mind. I can't remember who I am, or where I've been.
My mind is a chalkboard that has been erased, with just a tantalizing shadow of what was written before the cloth swept over it. A never-ending fog in the chill dawn air.
So you might think I was more than a little disturbed to wake this morning in the snaking line at the Department of Public Absolution and Ethical Judgment, covered in blood and waiting (114th in line) to pay a civil fine.
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Michele: The Extent of My Sin
My bare knees dug into the wooden floor.
My own mother's hands, cold and rough, gripped the back of my neck, pushing me downward so I was crouching instead of kneeling. Her ragged fingernails dug into my skin. "Confess," she whispered.
"I don't remember."
The priest barked at me from behind the screen, "Liar!"
"He knocked me out..."
The screen between us slid open noisily. Father Tim was holding four nails and a hammer.
Mother grabbed a handful of hair and yanked, as if to jar a memory loose.
I was without choice.
"Forgive me father for I have sinned..."
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Ted: J'accuse!
The doctor said that she could not remember because sometimes the mind simply blocks out the terrible. The people at the child welfare office told her that everything would be fine, that some memories were best buried. The prosecutor asked to have her hypnotized in order to discover the extent of the abuse.
I don't get it. I refuse to act penitent while the system figures out that one black eye received playing ball does not mean they can take me away from her.
That stupid old lady at the grocery store stuck her nose in and ruined my life.
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text: A few weeks ago we attended the Philadelphia Orchestra concert that my friend David Stearns reviewed in this article. I thought Salonen's violin concerto was intriguing, something I wanted to get to know better. As it happens, David had a recording of it and burned me a copy. I have listened to it a number of times since and it confirmed my initial impression. It's an estimable work, and David's review is a model of what a review should be.Here is more of Salonen and David: Esa-Pekka Salonen unedited (seriously unedited).


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MariApps Timeline
Siam Lucky Marine signs contract with MariApps for smartPAL implementation
June 18, 2020
Campbell Shipping implements smartPAL ERP on their vessels
February 10, 2020
Milaha signs contract with MariApps for smartPAL implementation
February 10, 2020
Meratus Group Signs with MariApps
April 9, 2019
New Shipping Kaisha
January 19, 2019
NSB signs contract with MariApps to implement smartPAL
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Zeaborn signed
December 18, 2018
KASCO signs contract with MariApps to implement application on their vessels
September 18, 2018
Lemissoler and MariApps signs the deal to implement maritime ERP
September 18, 2018
CMA Phase1 Release
September 18, 2018
zoho signed
August 17, 2018
CMA Ships contract signed
December 30, 2017
Class NK certification received by MariApps
November 30, 2017
smartPAL is certified by DNV GL to comply with EU MRV requirements.
October 30, 2017
MariApps becomes an ISV with Microsoft
September 30, 2017
Added two more customers in the first six weeks, and working with some more potential key customers in Europe and Asia.
July 30, 2017
Continued marketing efforts and added 5 more customers, rolling out smartPAL in more than 700 ships.
July 30, 2016
MariApps smartPAL, a fully integrated marine solution, supporting both ship owners and managers. Started marketing smartPAL to third party customers, signed contracts with 4 new customers.
April 30, 2015
MariApps becomes a Microsoft Gold Partner in Application development
September 30, 2014
Established MariApps Marine Solutions as a separate company in Singapore with Bernhard Schulte Group as its major shareholder
July 30, 2014
MariApps becomes a Microsoft Silver Partner
September 30, 2013
Delivered the second version of the marine ERP smartPAL v2 on Microsoft platform.
July 30, 2012
Delivered the first version of the marine ERP, smartPAL v1 on Oracle platform to Bernhard Schulte, Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement and group companies
April 30, 2012
smartPAL PMS gets certified by DNV GL
August 30, 2011
Started as BSM Business solutions as part of the Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement group.
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My paternal grandfather was quick witted, savvy in business, one of the first to be there to help– with a hammer, a hand, or the shirt off his back. He was a hero to his grandchildren and great-grandchildren, but most … Continue reading
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Part 2 of the core system administration tasks needed for Red Hat Enterprise Linux
- This course is specifically designed for students who have completed Red Hat® System Administration I (RH124). Red Hat System Administration II (RH134) focuses on the key tasks needed to become a full time Linux® administrator.
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This course goes deeper into enterprise Linux administration including file systems and partitioning, logical volumes, SELinux, firewalling, and troubleshooting. Attending both Red Hat System Administration I and Red Hat System Administration II can help you in your preparation for the Red Hat Certified System Administrator exam (EX200).
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The most recent information, developments and bulletins from around the electronics business. The report adds to the climate of frustration and criticism dealing with the Obama administration within the monthlong oil spill catastrophe within the Gulf of Mexico, though it covers actions before the spill. Thousands and thousands of gallons of oil are gushing into the Gulf, endangering wildlife and the livelihoods of fishermen, as scrutiny intensifies on a lax regulatory local weather.
In March 2003, California sued BP for $319 million over hundreds of unpolluted air violations at its Carson refinery. The south Coast Air High quality Management District accused the company of repeatedly breaking guidelines on its storage tanks over an eight yr period.
And in the Gulf, unfortunately, eleven folks died.
The newest information, developments and bulletins from across the electronics trade. One party you do not want to be when BP's chapter lands sq. squash on the desk is a Louisiana fisherman or a Florida vacationer operator. British pensioners first! Positive, Obama has declared that BP is liable for all damages yada yada, however there is a lengthy listing as we speak of Gulf Coast residents who can't hardly squeeze a penny out of the corporate even now, and that's before any critical litigation has started.
The latest information, developments and announcements from across the electronics business. The five affected US Golf states alone have, between them, a $2.2 trillion economic system. Cut that in half, which might easily occur if there's oil all over the place, and you've got a nationwide economic disaster, coming on top of every little thing else. Throw in a hurricane, or two, or ten, and see the place you get from there. How about if 50% or more of Florida's tourist business is worn out, or if seaside facet properties there lose another 50% or more of their value because of tar balls forcing beach closures? How about Georgia, the Carolinas, how about closing Chesapeake Bay as well as Galveston Bay? Alarmist? Possibly, then there is not any end in sight to the spill.
How silly! It's not just the one BP oil rig.
The most recent news, developments and announcements from across the electronics industry. Indeed, the trade and government spokespeople have used the exact same word as each disaster – monetary and environmental – unfolded. They mentioned the problem was "contained".
The newest news, developments and announcements from around the electronics industry. In March, Obama exceeded the oil-run Bush administration in proposing offshore exploration from Delaware to Florida as well as the latter state's Gulf coast. These plans are on hold but remain in place except state officials can stop them. Avoidable accidents occur because of many years of regulatory laxity and oversight, not less than since the Carter administration, in deference to powerful business interests, together with Massive Oil.
A few laws may need to be modified with a view to accommodate that one. People purchase the oil companies' propaganda and allow them to do what they need with no plan or real safeguards. The job must be given to NOAA, a federal company, and volunteers, as was finished throughout the Exxon Valdez oil spill in Alaska.


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Samburu Lodge is beautifully situated on the banks of the Uaso Nyiro river with a wide choice of accommodation, spread along the banks of the river, in cottages, bandas and single or twin rooms. Everything is geared to making the most of the spectacular setting. The dining room is open on the river side with long tables and large buffets. The ever popular Crocodile Bar overhangs the water and is a great vantage point for the nightly feeding of crocodiles.
On your game drives you likely to see a whole range of East African wildlife. Animals of special interest in Samburu, and rarely found elsewhere, are Grevy's zebra, reticulated giraffe, gerenuk and the Beisa oryx. The birdlife is especially notable. During the heat of the day you may well be happy to lounge around the attractive pool but after sunset you will feel renewed and a sundowner or two while watching the traditional dances of the Samburu warriors is a wonderful way to end the daylight hours.
Night brings its own special atmosphere with a new cast of characters and strange new noises. Frogs and insects provide a background chorus to your delicious dinner. The secretive solitary leopard may silently arrive, attracted to the fresh meat bait in the tree across the river. The air is heavy with soft sounds and scents as you retire to bed after your stimulating day in Samburu.
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Despite top figures in Israel's far-right government seeing his election as the end of the peace process, President-elect Donald Trump is talking about his serious interest in the challenge of trying to reach "the deal that can't be made."
During the campaign, Trump had presented his experience as a deal-maker as a major boost for making a push at peace between the Israelis and Palestinians, fueling considerable disquiet during the Republican primary for promising to approach the talks as a neutral broker.
There has been considerable split both in the expectations from outside of the Trump campaign on what he will bring to the peace process, and also within, as Trump's campaign aides within Israel certainly didn't do anything to harm the far-right's impression that he'd roll over and let them do whatever they want.
The advisers had also given the impression that moving the US Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem was a done deal, something Trump has since backed away from. His campaign suggested last week that the move was dependent on there being relative unanimity among officials on the matter, and early reports from advisers suggest they are deeply divided on the matter.
Israel is keen to see embassies in general relocated from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem as a way of proving an international recognition of their claims over all of Jerusalem, including the occupied portion. Congress called on the US to move the embassy way back in 1995, but allowed presidents to delay the moving indefinitely for "national security concerns." This has left the embassy in Tel Aviv, and the Jerusalem site a consulate.


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If there is a job as fun as being a Dove Chocolatier, it's gotta be owning Kids Culinary Adventures.
My friend Gigi is an award winning chef and former Dean, Le Cordon Bleu program; California Culinary Academy ! She has created Kids Culinary Adventures, a premier professional cooking school for kids and teens. It is in the San Francisco Bay area, home to great food and fun.
KCA has classes, camps, and birthday parties - so much fun!!
KCA is on facebook, and recently Gigi posted this BEAUTIFUL cake....
She was sweet enough to give me the step-by-step low down on creating those chocolate walls, as well as the HOT TIP to put straws in the cake (inwhich to place the flowers!)...and now, I cant wait to make a pretty spring cake.
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Mangaluru, Dec 06, 2017: The Hoige bazar, Rosario rail gate area residents ( residential homes, educational institutions, places of worship, and others) and Tulunada Rakshana Vedike in the city with local leaders held a serious protest at the railway gate, against a proposed additional track to the already existing twin track, from the main Mangaluru rail line, amid strong police presence.
The main contention is that it was promised for several years now that with the Konkan Rail etc...the Bundar/Nireshwalya goods shed will be moved to Baikampady-Panambur/Ullal/Mangaluru Junction etc,.
It has now come to light that with a view of consolidating their land claims the Railway administration is set on laying an additional line to avoid use of the surplus land for good of the city. For more than a centenary since the rail head at Mangalore was opened in 1907 this line was in use, as Bundar was the main sea port. However, with the opening of a major seaport - NMPT, at Panambur it is serving the fisheries activities and not cargo shipping.
The goods/frieght trains come to this point at Bundar from the main line and bring cement, grain and other cargo. These are loaded into heavy trucks and transported to Kerala and the hinterland. The track causes great hardship to the residents and road users of two major arteries of the ancient/historical part of the city, namely Mangaladevi and Bolar. The local elected representatives and Mangalore City Corporation (MCC) have been promising to convert into a prime relaxation and residential area of the "Smart city".
The dust, noise pollution and hazardous traffic density created in the area due to unloading activities of the goods wagons and plying of heavy trucks generally overloaded, day and night is abuse against the humans of the area. Vested interests are the main cause for this crime. The worst hit are (A). People troubled by the delay caused by frequent closing of the two railway gates across two vital roads, (B). High traffic risk and the children/students of the many schools and colleges in the vicinity and the sick and aged. Accidents are high and with more traffic in recent months it is a very dangerous situation for the innocent children and residents who have to walk along these hazardous roads which are ill maintained, lacking space to walk along and very dusty. Cement dust and pollution generally even of food is visible.
The protesters were addressed by several responsible community leaders and they called upon the authorities to desist from making a bad situation worse and ensure moving this rail track to a more suitable industrial location on the out skirts as has been projected and promised for long. The leaders said the residents are set to take this protest forward in a serious manner if no action is initiated soon.
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|Of course the losing of the railway gates cause a lot of problems to the passerby's. Hence they have find a alternate solution


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Small Biz Saturday
Posted by joyinhome on November 23, 2010
Support your local businesses on Small Biz Saturday! As you take advantage of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, do your holiday shopping this Saturday, November 27. Sponsored by AmEx, let your dollars keep small businesses going!
YWM is a big supporter of small business, especially encouraging women to establish and own businesses. Small biz has historically been the backbone for this country's economy and is essential to jump-start it now.
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Let's Get Fired Up, Again!
Posted by joyinhome on October 25, 2010
"Yes We Can" and "Si Se Puede" were the battle cries heard across the nation two years ago.
With mid-term elections only eight days away, I have to remind us that women have had significant gains under this administration that can not be ignored. We must get out to vote!
The list below include enormous gains for women and families, including legislation to directly address education, poverty and medical care.
- Small Business Jobs and Credit Fund Act
- Healthcare reform
- American Recovery and Reinvestment Act
- Lily Ledbetter Fair Pay Act
- White House Council on Women and Girls
Yes, unemployment is still high; yes, the economy is far from strong; and yes, many people are still hurting… however, we know that true change takes time. With that said, we can not abandon the foundation that is being laid for our children and great, grandchildren to come. Women and families need the type of policies that have been enacted since 2008.
VOTE ON NOVEMBER 2nd! Tell your friends, tell your family, tell your colleagues. It's critical if you want to see true change in these United States.
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Women Vets: It's Time to Support Our 'Sheroes'
Posted by joyinhome on October 15, 2010
The stories and statistics are victorious and heart-wrenching at the same time. Women veterans serve beside male soldiers yet experience many unique issues when they return home: higher rates of divorce, homelessness, loss of child custody and unemployment.
Alicia is featured on Oprah today; a homeless woman veteran who served for ten years, including in Iraq and Afghanistan. She was working at the Pentagon on 9-11 and lost many comrades.
We need to support these soldiers and work together to create solutions. Joining Forces for Women Veterans is an event created to do just this. Learn more at on the Womens Veterans Summit website.
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Battle of the Hemlines
Posted by joyinhome on October 8, 2010
So once a month my ninth-grade daughter has "law Day" which entails a half day trip to a law firm that is a community partner of her school. Law Day allows them to interact with lawyers at the firm for informal mentoring and sheduled law-related exercises. These days are designated as professional dress to prepare these young men and women for future workplace expectations.
Last night my daughter laid out her dress and shoes. This morning I yelled up to her that we had to leave and she better not be wearing bangles: "it's PROFESSIONAL dress!"
"I know Ma."
She came downstairs and I smiled. She had on pearl studs and a dainty silver bracelet and ring. Her dress was cream at the top and a gray, black and white houndstooth pattern from her natural waist down (I am kicking myself for forgetting to snap a picture). The dress hit about an inch above her knee, but due to the material and her newly curvy figure, it rose when she sat down or walked about another inch. I told her to make sure she was concious about the dress and to gently smooth it when she stood up.
Fast forward about 30 minutes. I am en route to drop of my son to daycare and get a call; it is the school's number and I have a feeling it's about the dress. She has to go home to change into something more appropriate.
Now, I respect the school wanting to uphold appropriate attire for the students (esp. on a non-uniform day), but I think this was overdoing it. She was not permitted to attend class and was marked absent, but was able to turn in her homework after I made the request.
I picked her up so that she could change. She looked so professional and was proud, so I used it as a 'teachable moment.' I explained to her why I was upset: I didn't like the message and implication that it made to her and the other young lady charged with the same offense (who looked beautiful and even had on hose). As women, we have to be overly concious of our appearance, even in the 21st century.
"Why am I punished for showing a little bit of leg?… If the boys can not control themselves that is not my problem. Don't they also have to understand what's appropriate if I do?"
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Politics As Usual…
Posted by joyinhome on September 20, 2010
Today, I attended CNBC's town hall meeting, Investing in America, with President Obama. The President was intelligent, witty and thoughtful as always. He answered questions directly and addressed the concerns raised. I left the meeting excited and positive, feeling that POTUS Maximus was fighting for the American people, like me. I am a staunch Obama supporter and share it openly.
The coverage of this event however is characterizing it as Obama supporters who have lost faith in him as a leader. Please watch the actual broadcast and judge for yourself. The media coverage is a collection of sound bites. And as one gentleman pointed out: "You're losing the war of sound bites. You're losing the media cycles."
What they didn't capture from this PA small biz owner from Pennsylvania, was his continued support for Obama and his policies, giving examples of the stimulus package and auto industry investment; he outlined how legislation has businesses continue and congratulated on the job he is doing by investing in the country. His advice for the President was to regain the people who are losing faith, not because of what he hasn't done, but because they are afraid.
The President reiterated that we have to get past the politics and back to making things better. We are in the midst of mid-term elections and a lot of 'Obama hate' and selective memory. I question the motivation of the media coverage that I've seen. At least I told you my bias from the beginning…
If you watched the broadcast or attended, tell us what you thought.
Posted in Economy, Global, Media, Politics, YWM | Tagged: barack obama, economic crisis, family, obama administration, policy | 2 Comments »
Football Isn't Just Reserved for the Boys
Posted by egehl on September 9, 2010
Today marks the start of the 2010 football season and what better way to kick off the festivities than having the opening game in New Orleans where the Super Bowl champs, the New Orleans Saints, get to defend their title against the Minnesota Vikings. As a life-long Saints fan, it's as if we picked up right where we left off in February! Pretty exciting for the Who Dat nation in New Orleans.
It also seems that my love of football is shared by throngs of other women. Increasingly more and more women are getting into football and cheering on their favorite teams. And the NFL is noticing and so are the heads of merchandise. Nowadays you can purchase some really cute NFL gear designed for women's bodies, and look like a die hard fan.
The Saints have a strong female following including Rita Benson LeBlanc who is part-owner and executive vice president of the team. I think we will continue to see more women with leadership roles within the NFL.
So ladies, here's to a great football season…. and go Black and Gold!
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Van der Sloot, Again…Really?!?
Posted by joyinhome on June 9, 2010
Joran Van der Sloot has been charged with killing a young Peruvian woman, Stephany Flores, and supposedly confessed to the murder. He reportedly is returning to the Lima hotel room with authorities to re-enact the crime.
There are reports that he was in the process of extorting money from the Holloway's in exchange for details about her death and the location of her body.
The police better not screw this up…who knows how many women this psycho bastard has killed?
(I am ready to add a new post category: violence against women…)
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If we understand that selfishness --
to value one's own needs above others --
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can we also understand
that naming a person or act as evil
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With each act we have a choice:
to decide for our common good,
or just one's own.
Which will you choose today?


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The Alamo
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Considered one of the most popular daytime activities in San Antonio, the river walk lines and flows through the city center. There are many restaurants and stores that sit adjacent to the river; many people to choose to sit and have a meal while watching the barges that take sightseers sojourning through the city flow. Dinner cruises can be set up to accommodate 20 guests and are a fantastic get-away if nightclubs or loud bars are just not your things. Full of unique, boutique shops, this will satisfy your itching shopping bone. This area also offers a fully-guided river tour called the Go Rio San Antonio Cruises River Tour. This 30-minute ride clues you in on important parts of the history and culture of the city. Context is everything and a river walk and tour will help you get to know your new city.
The Pearl District
This district is a hip, up-and-coming part of downtown San Antonio. It is home to trendy shops, historically preserved buildings and a reputation for good eating. Weekends at the Pearl District are a treat, vendors journey from over 150 miles to display their goods at a jubilant farmer's market. At the market, you can find fresh produce, baked goods, sauces, and other items that just might tickle your fancy.
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This wonderland lets theme park-goers the chance to get up-close and personal with animals such as polar bears, penguins, dolphins, killer whales, and a large variety of marine life. If you've ever wanted to see a killer whale show, this is the perfect destination to go on your day off! SeaWorld San Antonio is also home to a variety of animal-themed and sea-themed rides, such as their "The Great White", which features corkscrews, 50-miles per hour rides, and 360-degrees flips. If you've brought your kids along for your extended stay, consider visiting their Sesame Street-themed area or their Shamu mini roller coaster specifically designed for children.
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Free and open to the public, this park is the second oldest public park in America and San Antonio's oldest park. Featuring a beautiful landscape, a free public pool, playgrounds, paved bike trails, a skate park, and multiple walking trails, this park has been meticulously designed around the surrounding creek and natural areas.
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The California Mid State Fair opened in Paso Robles yesterday, and since the weather was predicted to stay cool (for this area in July) we decided today was our day to visit.
The first stop was the buildings where the fair entries are judged and exhibited. DH came away with a good haul of ribbons, including a blue ribbon for one of his maple burl platters:
Plus a 2nd place for a pepper mill (seen here with a pepper mill made by a friend from his woodturning club - size matters, apparently):
The woodturnings were all displayed behind glass, in windows facing outdoors, so the reflections can't be helped. And he got a 3rd place for one of his rolling pins:
I got a blue ribbon for one of my jacquard woven pieces:
In the afternoon, we attended our favorite event of all that the Fair has to offer: Mutton Busting. This event is limited to kids aged 4 to 7 (or a maximum of 60 pounds in weight), who all wear protective gear including a sturdy helmet. The sheep usually win. This is a typical outcome:
As is this:
In this case, the child managed to take down the sheep, but still lost - you have to stay onboard for six seconds, just like a bronco- or bull-riding event:
Of the whole lot, only this little girl and one other were able to ride the whole six seconds:
This sheep ran straight into the wall at the far end of the pen - a good thing the wall is padded there (it must happen frequently). Throughout the entire contest, there were no tears or tantrums (except by the sheep) and several kids took more than one ride, determined to master the sport. A few kids declined to ride at the last minute, and the crowd cheered for them anyway - it's a wise child who is brave enough to say "No, I don't think I want to do that after all" in public.
Everyone except the sheep had a good time, win or lose.
Thursday, July 17, 2014
A Day at the Fair
Posted by Sandra Rude at 6:20 PM
4 comments:
- Connie Rose said...
Congrats to you both!
- neki desu said...
great day. congrats for the ribbons
- Alice said...
Hooray for the ribbon winners. Quite a team there. Bad day for the sheep.
- Peg Cherre said...
I've never heard of mutton busting, and I'm sure it's not something I'd like to try, but I bet my son would have in his young days!
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