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Michelle Dodge serves as the registrar and veteran’s certifying official. Michelle has been with UWS since 2007 and brings more than 20 years of experience in higher education to UWS. She holds a bachelor of arts degree from University of California, Riverside and a Master in Education degree from George Fox University.
Most of us have a self-critical inner voice that’s never quiet for long. Here is a practice from psychologist and mindfulness coach Elisha Goldstein that can help.
When self-critical thoughts arise, you can practice nipping them in the bud in order to prevent them from expanding and taking hold. Practice saying, “There’s that voice again. This is a difficult moment. In life, there are moments like this. Can I be kind to myself right now?”
Allow yourself to acknowledge what is difficult. Allow yourself to ask for help. Allow yourself to receive kindness. Allow yourself to trust in and believe in the best version of yourself. Do what you can to make yourself proud and respond with dignity.
With a little daily mindfulness, we make our world a better place. #MindfulnessMinute #UWSLife
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DYK - Human Rights Day is observed by the international community every year on December 10th. Human Rights Day commemorates when the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948.
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University of Western States would like to give a special shout-out to Sarah Barthel, UWS human nutrition and functional medicine student, who was awarded a first-time conference attendee scholarship at the American College of Nutrition (ACN) conference this fall.
Attending professional conferences and getting the chance to connect with classmates from all over the country are invaluable experiences and just one way that UWS students and alumni Take the Lead. #UWSLife #TakeTheLead
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Congrats, Sarah! So glad you were able to join us!!
The University of Western States clinical mental health counseling graduate programs emphasizes a systems approach in which students consider the influence of families, groups, teams and organizations on individual mental health and performance. They also incorporate sport and performance content into the curriculum.
UWS offers two distinct degrees within the clinical mental health counseling program: Master of Science (MS) and Doctor of Education, Sport and Performance Specialization (EdD). Find out which degree is right for you and #TakeTheLead at UWS.
Learn more by visiting ➡️ bit.ly/2p14FIC
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