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Dear Friend,
Thank you for your early interest in my program, Mind Matters: Overcoming Adversity and Building Resilience. I appreciate that that you, too, see the need to for a tool to help heal trauma.
Here is an update: - Mind Matters was published in August 2017 and sold out within 30 days.
- Teachers, caseworkers, school nurses, counselors, and Extension agents from across the country and Canada were among the first to order.
- Mind Matters is being used in middle and high schools, alternative schools, out-of-school programs, foster care agencies, family resource centers, community-based programs, domestic violence shelters, pregnancy prevention programs, juvenile justice, hospitals, and more.
- I’ve launched a private Facebook group exclusively for Mind Matters clients to give them insights into the latest research, share teaching tips, and develop ideas to overcome classroom challenges.
If you would like a free 30-day online review copy of Mind Matters, please let me know by responding to this email. Love to have you join me in this important work! With all good wishes, |
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| Carolyn Curtis | Developer of Mind Matters
The Dibble Institute | A nonprofit organization
PO Box 7881 | Berkeley, CA 94707-0881
Phone: 800-695-7975 | www.DibbleInstitute.org
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| The Dibble Institute is a national, independent non-profit that uses research to develop teaching tools, which equip young people with the skills and knowledge they need to lead healthy romantic lives now, and in the future.
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