Behavioural Therapy
Virtually everyone has behaviours in life they do not prefer to be doing and would like to change. Be it from the small to the extreme, these behaviours impact us and the process of wanting to change or at the very least managing the behaviour is something many of us do unconsciously.
In the following articles we examine common, every day situations that many people encounter and share tips and insights to support with understanding and changing behaviours.
Do you know your Number 1 job?
Whatever your age, we all have jobs in life. They might be trivial jobs that our parents assign us as kids or they might be ...
Playing By My Rules
From the outset of a baby being born we must be aware that children are easily influenced. Children of all ages including our babies and ...
How to Support People with Perfectionism and Issues with Winning and Losing
In this short 6 minute audio, behaviour specialist Tanya Curtis shares how Fabic's Body Life Skills program can support children and adults whose lives are ...
Rules, Pictures and Smashed Pictures
Tanya Curtis explains how 'rules', 'pictures' and 'smashed pictures' impact on our lives, and how becoming familiar with these is a very important step towards ...
Death, Grief and Children: how much do we share?
Do I share the whole truth, partial truth or withhold the truth from my child?I've always been amazed at how much anxiety surrounds topics that ...
Perceptions and Re-Interpretations: How are they are harming our lives?
All day every day we are sending and receiving messages from one person to another.Messages are being exchanged by all our senses based on what ...
Honour & Acknowledge vs Ignore & Bury
Have you ever read the children’s book “Who Sank the Boat” by Pamela Allen? The basic gist of this book is that five animals decide ...
Smashed Pictures
Smashed Pictures are one of our greatest forms of anxiety, thus "Smashed Pictures" lead to all forms of behavioural deterioration.Each day we create “pictures” about ...
3 Simple Steps to Behaviour Change
People may think that changing their unwanted or non-preferred behaviour is an arduous and sometimes seemingly impossible process. As a result they become identified by ...