When we feel disconnected or alienated we experience pain. Addiction, depression, anger and violence are different ways we react to pain. To heal our society and world we must heal the
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When we feel disconnected or alienated we experience pain. Addiction, depression, anger and violence are different ways we react to pain.
To heal our society and world we must heal the emotional wounds at the root of our pain.
We would recommend that every school, college, organisation and service has a clear definition of Bullying , Addiction, Mental Health Struggles , that is shared with everyone in the community. The best definitions are agreed collectively – involving staff, young people, children and parent/carers.
In order to help prevent “the people” , in todays society and future generations from stuggling with Substance Abuse, Mental Health challenges, we MUST begin to bring more Awareness.
With awareness comes Education , with more knowledge and education come more of an understanding.
“If we can take every child on the planet at the age of 5 …and teach them to meditate for 1 hour per week, we could end all violence and hatred around the world in one generation”.
Our presentation will bring more Awareness / Education / Understanding
– Post Traumatic Stress – Self Care / Self Awareness – Mental Health / Substance abuse challenges – Bullying – Harasment Prevention – Importance of Meditation / Exercise / Nutrition – Peer Support
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For more information about the EVENTS or to arrange an interview with Terrance Kosikar, please contact : Jeff Waters 604-848-4551 Terrance@campmyway.com
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Whistler, BC; Feb. 12, 2017: It’s Not Weak To Speak is a Campaign intended to destigmatize Post-Traumatic Stress and bring Public awareness to Bill M203 2016 Worker’s Compensation Amendment Act. The bill amends the Worker’s Compensation Act in order to provide support and care for British Columbia’s First Responders. Kickoff Event – Ceremonial Meditation at Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre followed by Awareness Parade from Whistler Olympic Plaza (Nodar Kumaritashvili Memorial) to Base of Whistler Mountain. Photo: Joern Rohde/www.joernrohde.com
Whistler, BC; Feb. 12, 2017: It’s Not Weak To Speak is a Campaign intended to destigmatize Post-Traumatic Stress and bring Public awareness to Bill M203 2016 Worker’s Compensation Amendment Act. The bill amends the Worker’s Compensation Act in order to provide support and care for British Columbia’s First Responders. Kickoff Event – Ceremonial Meditation at Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre followed by Awareness Parade from Whistler Olympic Plaza (Nodar Kumaritashvili Memorial) to Base of Whistler Mountain. Photo: Joern Rohde/www.joernrohde.com
Whistler, BC; Mar. 19, 2016: The final km from the memorial of Georgian luger, Nodar Kumaritashvili, at Whistler’s Olympic Plaza to Skiers Plaza with Terrance Kosikar on his journey to raise awareness for PTSD (post traumatic stress disorder) ; While wearing 52 pounds of solid steel chain and battling northern British Columbia’s brutal winter conditions and passing through 12 avalanche paths, he will be flipping a 400 pound tractor tire across 7 back-country mountains in the Cayoosh Range in the interior of British Columbia. Photo: Joern Rohde/www.joernrohde.com
Whistler, BC; Feb. 17, 2017: Final day of tire flipping from the base of Seventh Heaven on Blackcomb Mountain, up Cloud Nine to the top of the run. It’s Not Weak To Speak is a Campaign intended to destigmatize Post-Traumatic Stress and bring Public awareness to Bill M203 2016 Worker’s Compensation Amendment Act. The bill amends the Worker’s Compensation Act in order to provide support and care for British Columbia’s First Responders. Photo: Joern Rohde/www.joernrohde.com
Whistler, BC; Mar. 19, 2016: The final km from the memorial of Georgian luger, Nodar Kumaritashvili, at Whistler’s Olympic Plaza to Skiers Plaza with Terrance Kosikar on his journey to raise awareness for PTSD (post traumatic stress disorder) ; While wearing 52 pounds of solid steel chain and battling northern British Columbia’s brutal winter conditions and passing through 12 avalanche paths, he will be flipping a 400 pound tractor tire across 7 back-country mountains in the Cayoosh Range in the interior of British Columbia. Photo: Joern Rohde/www.joernrohde.com
Whistler, BC; Mar. 19, 2016: The final km from the memorial of Georgian luger, Nodar Kumaritashvili, at Whistler’s Olympic Plaza to Skiers Plaza with Terrance Kosikar on his journey to raise awareness for PTSD (post traumatic stress disorder) ; While wearing 52 pounds of solid steel chain and battling northern British Columbia’s brutal winter conditions and passing through 12 avalanche paths, he will be flipping a 400 pound tractor tire across 7 back-country mountains in the Cayoosh Range in the interior of British Columbia. Photo: Joern Rohde/www.joernrohde.com
Whistler, BC; Feb. 12, 2017: It’s Not Weak To Speak is a Campaign intended to destigmatize Post-Traumatic Stress and bring Public awareness to Bill M203 2016 Worker’s Compensation Amendment Act. The bill amends the Worker’s Compensation Act in order to provide support and care for British Columbia’s First Responders. Kickoff Event – Ceremonial Meditation at Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre followed by Awareness Parade from Whistler Olympic Plaza (Nodar Kumaritashvili Memorial) to Base of Whistler Mountain. Photo: Joern Rohde/www.joernrohde.com
