Monday, April 28, 2008

Congratulations to our new Graduates!

A hearty congratulations to our new Certified Trainers who graduated from the T3 program that was held recently in April 2008. We are so very excited to have you on the team, and especially thrilled to have our first graduate from out of province! Here are our grads...

  • Elizabeth Sheppard Hewitt, Social Worker from the START Clinic at St. Clare's Mercy Hospital in St. John's Newfoundland (seated - middle)

  • Richard Elmes (a.k.a. "the Sales Dating Guy) - who will be helping us to refine our marketing strategies both as an association and as Anger Solutions(TM) Professionals, Guelph, Ontario (standing - left)

  • Shane Flanagan, Giant Life Solutions, St. Catharines, Ontario (standing - right)

  • Patricia Houston, Community Mental Health Counsellor for Child & Youth Wellness Centre of Leeds& Grenville (seated - right)

  • Emily Tilsworth, Attendance Centre Coordinator for the John Howard Society of Victoria/Haliburton/Simcoe & Muskoka (seated - left)

It was a terrific 3 days, with lots of laughter and sharing. Thank you all for being a part of the T3 program, and I know you will all do amazing things with this program!



Thursday, April 17, 2008

Jack Canfield at One of Our Events? Maybe Someday...



April 15th will go down in my history books as a day to remember - it was the day that I was able to cross off another one of my life goals: meeting Jack Canfield (http://www.jackcanfield.com/), author of the Chicken Soup for the Soul series, contributor to The Secret, and world class speaker, in person. The all day seminar event took place in Caledon, Ontario and was hosted by The Phenomenal View (http://www.phenomenalview.com).

Jack is who I want to be when I grow up - smart, funny, compassionate, humble, gracious, and rich :). He spent the day teaching the intimate audience of about 250 people from his book The Success Principles, and reminded us that often getting what we want is as simple as asking for it. So does that mean that someday we could have Jack Canfield keynote a CAASP Conference? Why not!