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Lori Henry
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Advanced ARFID Training for Clinicians
Here is a list of training for those who want to continue their ARFID training at a more in-depth level. Some of the training covers a lot more than ARFID, giving a comprehensive training in eating and feeding as a whole.
For those of you just coming to this page, I am running an Introduction to ARFID webinar through the Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists, which you can sign up for her
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Silent Screams
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Dancing Through History: In Search of the Stories that Define Canada
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2012
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Churchill: Navigating bugs, belugas and polar bears
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2011
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Behind My Smile: How I Recovered from Bulimia
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2011
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Jordan: A Different Middle East
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2011
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“It is dancing that brings together tribes from all over North America to compete against each other [in pow wows], to share traditional similarities and differences, and to let non-aboriginal people learn about the first cultures on this continent. The dances change over the years, reflecting new generations and their influences, adapting the traditions of their grandparents and their grandparents’ grandparents, to be able to exist in this rapidly evolving world.
“There will always be the elders who shake their heads at the younger generation’s behaviour and teenagers who push the boundaries of traditions they have been taught. In dancing, though, everyone can be on the same beat, regardless of their fancy footwork or swirling shawls.”
― Dancing Through History: In Search of the Stories that Define Canada
“There will always be the elders who shake their heads at the younger generation’s behaviour and teenagers who push the boundaries of traditions they have been taught. In dancing, though, everyone can be on the same beat, regardless of their fancy footwork or swirling shawls.”
― Dancing Through History: In Search of the Stories that Define Canada
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