My name is Dr. Dan Rosin and I am delighted you have chosen to view my website. I have been a teacher, therapist and consultant for 50 years. The majority of that time was spent counselling burned out, over worked, under empowered and extremely distressed people. As well, I have been promoting the concepts of wellness and prevention through workshops, presentations, a newly developed wellness model and written articles and books.
Hi Dan here! I previously sent you this e-mail about the 3 Main Fears that keep us stuck and unable to Change, sent to me by Suzanne Klein
Change is essential for our growth and development as a human. Without change, we will by default stay just the way we are and only do the things we've always done. Pretty boring, right? This is what makes us feel stuck. When we're looking to make positive changes in our lives, we have to start looking at our thoughts that stand in the way from what we desire most in life.
This is another message from my friend Suzanne Klein. Suzanne is a coach/mentor to educators (and I guess all people in the helping professions) who want help in reaching their dream Job. You really should consider contacting her if your searching!
Fill in the blank: The one thing constant in life is ____________.
Did you say, "Laundry"? One of my teachers did when I asked this question during a PD day. It's funny and true, but the answer I was looking for was "Change".
Dan Rosin here! I am about to give away the last 48 games I have in my possession of "The Family Tree" (for a tax write off). But before I do that I would like to give you the first/last opportunity to acquire this game. Here is a little information about "The Family Tree" game.
A number of years ago my wife and I were part of a three family team that created a non-competitive board game that families could play together. We called the game, " The Family Tree".
I have been a teacher, therapist and consultant for 50 years. The majority of that time was spent counselling burned out, over worked, under empowered and extremely distressed people. As well, I have been promoting the concepts of wellness and prevention through workshops, presentations, a newly developed wellness model and written articles and books.