patient perspective
22
Jan
2014
Affirmations for Children/People with Low Self-Esteem
Multiple affirmations and lively beat
These downloadable mp3s are positive affirmation chants, specifically made for me on request by famed drummer Russell Buddy Helm. I had them made for my children who receive occupational therapy services, children who often struggle with low self-esteem. Although they are great for all children and adults alike. While these “power songs” can be chanted or focused on, the intent is for it to eventually just play in the background, if not annoying to the child.
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26
Jul
2012
Patient perspective, ADVANCE series
I enjoyed reading all four parts of this ADVANCE patient perspective series about a woman who had a spinal cord injury. I think more and more online sites are trying to get patient perspective which I love, I think that is the most interesting part of all.
Click that link to see all four parts of her journey, from getting sick to recovery.