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See It. Say It.. Do It!

See It. Say It. Do It!® Process – Part I Visualization

See It! The word, visualization, conjures up many images and meanings for people.

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See It. Say It. Do It!

See It. Say It. Do It!® Process

With the See It. Say It. Do It!® Process your child will discover a whole new world. Action will be taken in all areas of his or her life

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Mindfulness

Shorewood school adds mindfulness training to improve student focus

“Mindfulness is providing some kind of basic sanity,” he said.

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Do It!

Practice Goofing Up! A Cure for Perfectionism

Is your child (or you) a perfectionist? Perfectionism can create such fear that it stops you from trying! Start learning how to learn from your own mistakes.

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Visualize - Get out of a Rut
Dr. Lynn Hellerstein's visualization

Are You Stuck-Get Out of the Rut!

Here’s an activity for your kids (and you!) to get out of a RUT! The Power of Visualization!

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Breathing for relaxation

Enhance Your Visualizations: Relax, BREATHE, Build Awareness

When you breathe deeply and teach your child how to do it, it creates calm, which is part of the relaxation process.

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Relaxation for children

Enhance Your Visualizations: RELAX, Breathe, Build Awareness #2

Here’s another fun activity to help your child learn how to relax.

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Relaxation for children

Enhance Your Visualizations: RELAX, Breathe, Build Awareness

Relaxing is one of the key ingredients to great visualizing.

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Light bulb - Practice Visualizing

The Light Bulb – Practice Visualization

Let’s practice visualizing! It’s not just about seeing a picture in your mind. The more sensations your child brings into her visualization, the stronger and more meaningful it becomes. Encourage […]

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Developmental model of vision

The Developmental Vision Model

This represents a DevelopmentalModel of Vision. The outer circle represents the life activities that are important to your child: school, work, coordination/sports, play, relationships and success in life. A strong […]

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