PPT-Perfectionism

in Gifted Students We In Doubt Call Perfectionism Defined Personality characteristics involves Tendency to place excessive emphasis on organization Setting of and striving for high personal standards. Jessica Garisch & YWS Team. © Youth Wellbeing Study. Overview. Commonalities . Research . YWS findings to date. Shared strategies for therapy. Clinical implications. Useful resources. Commonalities. Chapters 4, 5, and 6. 1. Quick Review of Chapter 4. “Four Corner” birth order exercise. Two Kinds… explained more later. Aggressive. Caring nurturers . First borns are exact, precise, and… picky. Madeleine . Brocklesby. Supervised by Associate Professor Marc Wilson. Youth Wellbeing Study. Victoria University of Wellington. NON-SUICIDAL SELF INJURY. “Non-suicidal . self-injury . is . the intentional . Dr. Dorothy A. Sisk. World Council for Gifted and Talented Children. Odense, Denmark. August 9, 2015. Perfectionism. Perfectionism. is a combination of the desire to be perfect, the fear of imperfection, and the sense that being perfect will bring acceptance as a person.. Procrastination. Presented by the Lawyers Assistance . Program. April 23. rd. 2010. Facilitated by Robert Bircher. 1. Understanding Procrastination. I believe the first step in overcoming procrastination is understanding the dynamics of your own relationship with it. Anorexia Nervosa. Unit PSYA3. AQA A Specification.  . Eating behaviour. Factors influencing attitudes to food and eating behaviour. For example: cultural influences; psychological influences (mood); and social influences (health concerns/media). . . . The . Kortschak. Center for Learning and . Creativity. Presented by: David Safarian. Stats about Perfectionism. 66% of college students in one study said they were perfectionists (Merrell, et al., 2008). Cheri A. Levinson, Ph.D., Laura . Fewell. , B.A., Leigh Brosof, B.A.. Conflicts of . INterest. I have no conflicts of interest to disclose. Eating Disorders And obsessive Compulsive Disorder. Eating disorders (EDs) and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) are highly comorbid . Ann Matschiner. matschal@pacificu.edu. Beaverton School District. April 21, 2018. Overexcitabilities. and . Supersensitivities. Perfectionism. Introversion. Supersensitivities. Most researchers believe . Welcome! Thank you for joining us tonight!. Feb. 4, 2015. “Off-Center and Smudged”. Introductions and “. Something Wonderful”. Hear a gifted teen’s story…. Goals for Tonight. Discuss possible . Temperance movement. Common school. American Colonization Society. American Anti-Slavery Society. Moral suasion. Uncle Tom’s Cabin. “Gentlemen of property and standing”. Gag rule. Dorothea dix. Learning Outcomes. Time Management Self Assessment. Setting SMART Goals. Lifetick. Web App. Planning and predicting completion. Weekly Time Table and To-Do List. Assessment Schedule. Google Calendar. Worrying you are not good enough is a huge problem that until recently people were afraid to talk about. You may be surprised to learn that it is common among high achievers, people like YOU who really are good enough.Do you worry that people don�t know the real you and will figure out you are not as smart as they think?Have past experiences led you to doubt your abilities?Do you try too hard and obsess over details in case you mess up?Are you concerned about what others think about you? Most of our negative beliefs are untrue. We hold on to stuff from our past and allow it to spoil our happiness. Yes! You Are Good Enough, can teach you to recognize the patterns that led you to believe the false information and move forward with a more positive belief system. Discover that it\'s not too late to believe that you are worthy of happinessFollow the 28 point reset plan and learn to do what YOU want and put yourself first. Worrying you are not good enough is a huge problem that until recently people were afraid to talk about. You may be surprised to learn that it is common among high achievers, people like YOU who really are good enough.Do you worry that people don�t know the real you and will figure out you are not as smart as they think?Have past experiences led you to doubt your abilities?Do you try too hard and obsess over details in case you mess up?Are you concerned about what others think about you? Most of our negative beliefs are untrue. We hold on to stuff from our past and allow it to spoil our happiness. Yes! You Are Good Enough, can teach you to recognize the patterns that led you to believe the false information and move forward with a more positive belief system. Discover that it\'s not too late to believe that you are worthy of happinessFollow the 28 point reset plan and learn to do what YOU want and put yourself first.