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EPISODE · Dec 10, 2020 · 58 MIN

Why we are the way we are with Alison Knowles

from The SENDcast · host Dale Pickles

In this episode Dale welcomes Alison Knowles back to the show. Alison is an emotional therapist. This does not mean that she often cries during therapy. She supports emotional resilience. In this episode we are talking about why we are the way we are. We are born different, we are born at different times, different generations with different challenges. We have different experiences, different ideals, we all respond differently to situations and take different things away from events. Because of this Alison, you feel we don't fit into boxes and we don't need labels. They discuss The Ollie Model explanation of why we are different, why we believe what we believe, why we don't need labels and don't fit into boxes. Knowledge is power. Knowledge gives control and control makes us feel safe and able to cope. Understanding that everyone is different and therefore should be treated differently. Useful Links https://www.facebook.com/OllieandhisSuperPowers https://twitter.com/bemoreollie https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWDj-PRjboIg2cu-KZsEMVA https://www.instagram.com/ollie_and_his_super_powers Keywords Everyone is individual and unique Everyone sees the world differently People don't need to stay stuck in the model of the world they have created. Why shouldn't we put labels on people Why shouldn't we put people into boxes

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