Posted by mmorand on September 26, 2011
Michelle Morand Receives Communication Award from the British Columbia Association of Clinical Counsellors.
The Communications Award “recognizes a member or an individual/organization from the media field who has provided regular, continuing or special assistance in promoting counselling and/or mental health issues in the community.
Creativity, writing skills, dedication, organizational capacity, and strong motivation to produce quality information for members, the professional community, and allied health care professions, describes the recipient of this year’s Communication Award.”
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Hello all!!
For this week +-
Last week we were noticing comparisons, and the week before we were observing the tone we used to speak in certain situations and what it means about how we’re feeling and perceiving ourselves.
I have yet to receive any direct feedback on the comparison recon and will follow up with you on how to make best use of this assignment when I do. So, if you tried the exercise and are just a bit too shy or self-critical to share what you learned, remember you can always share and ask for your personal information to be kept private.
This week I want you to pay special attention to:
Michelle has written her own articles, been quoted for other people’s articles and had stories done on her and The CEDRIC Method. Michelle currently is the editor for British Columbia’s Association of Clinical Counsellors’ Insights Into Clinical Counselling (IICC).
Michelle has been a contributor to many newspaper articles, providing expert opinions on a variety of eating disorders and related issues.
