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News from NASAP – TAPTalk on January 26th at 9 PM EST

 

Join us for this TAPTalk at 9:00 PM (EST) on Thursday evening, January 26. (You’ll have to figure out what time it is where you live for yourself.)

To join the TAPTalk:  CALL: 1-641-798-4200

Guest Access Code:  4892130#

To join us, dial the number above on your phone and when asked, enter your Access Code – be sure to put the # at the end.

To receive Continuing Education Credit* for the TAPTalk, listen to the talk, download the evaluation form here, complete it and send it in with your payment of $5.00 (for members of NASAP) or $10.00 (for non-members).

This works for both telephone and also for Skype and probably for Google phone.  You do have some telephone charges as it is not a toll free number but it’s probably going to be cheaper than gas if you had to go somewhere other than your home or office to participate.

ALL ARE WELCOME TO PHONE IN AND JOIN THE TAPTALK.

 THIS WILL BE RECORDED AND MEMBERS CAN LISTEN TO IT BY LOGGING IN TO THE WEBSITE AND LOOKING UNDER THE RESOURCES TAB. Yes, members can still get CE credit for it if you follow the directions below even if you miss the live broadcast. … Read More

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The December 10th workshop is approved by the MN BMFT for 4 CEU

Dear All,

The Movement of “Uncomfortable” in Family Systems workshop (12/10/2016) is approved by the MN Board of MFT for 4 CEU. Please go to our “events” tab for more information if you are thinking of joining us.

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A Wolf Pack (Shared by John Reardon)

A wolf pack on the move :

  • the first 3 are the old or sick, they give the direction and pace to the entire pack. If it was the other way round, they would be left behind, losing contact with the pack. In case of an ambush they would be sacrificed;
  • then come 5 strong ones, the front line;
  • In the center are the rest of the pack members;
  • then the 5 strongest following.
  • Last is alone, the Alpha.

He controls everything from the rear. In that position he can see everything, decide the direction. He sees all of the pack.

The pack moves according to the elders’ pace and help each other, watch each other.

Again I am left speechless by nature … I knew that wolves are different, but didn’t realize how much we could learn from them…

I didn’t know wolves put the elders of the pack FIRST….  a lot of people on this planet should take note… they are to be seen up front, setting the pace and direction while enjoying the protection of the rest… and not invisible at the back of the line.”

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Will those who need to know this ever listen? or learn?

“It is All about Relationships”, with Richard Watts

Watch Richard Watts speaking about “It is All about Relationships”