Control Versus Self-Mastery

Categories: Health and Wellbeing
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This presentation supports us to understand the difference between ‘controlling behaviours’ and ‘self-mastery’ behaviours and how these approaches impact on the quality of our life.

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This course was delivered live via webinar and includes a video recording of the live presentation.

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As part of our charitable educational commitment this course is offered for free. Login or register to access this free course.

 

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Control Versus Self-Mastery

  • View Control Versus Self-Mastery Webinar Recording
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This Course is Presented by:

Tanya Curtis

Tanya Curtis

Assoc Dip Ed. (Child Care), BHlthSci. (BehMgt), MBehMgt, Mcoun

Having founded Fabic, a national Behaviour Specialist Multidisciplinary center in 2006, Tanya is highly renowned as a Behaviour Specialist, Counsellor and Author supporting individuals, couples, families, businesses and organisations to bring lasting behaviour change to the lives of themselves and others. Tanya holds as a foundation that behaviour is what people do and not who people are; and thus the reason for behaviour must be understood and not judged on its form if lasting behaviour change is to occur.

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