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Friday, 4 August 2006
Re: Interesting article:) Meryl 11:43:04
 Sorry about the spelling. Interesting article. :P­
MerylOn Sat, 28 Jan 2006 02:53:48 +1100, Meryl
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OT: Question of the day.... 8/03/06 Guest 06:48:25
 8/03/06:

Todays question is being brought to you by one of our very
own anon poster`s :)­

What irritates you most about your spouse or partner? The least?
For the currently unattached, based on your last relationship...

Jackie
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I Hope Vicki Is Sober Anonymouse 05:51:40
 I'm concerned!!! :-D­


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Testing my new id Sunnyindy 03:43:27
 Dear Friends,

Due to some unfortunate events I have had to change my log in id on
this group.

Please let me know if you get get this.

Thanks,

Sunil
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OT: *Bonus* Question of the day.... 8/02/06 Guest 03:05:00
 8/02/06:

Todays question is being brought to you by our very own Cathy :)­

When was your first Anxiety Attack?

Jackie
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chart chunk check part 2 Blake 01:52:09
 folks Im sorry that the two of you also failed to understand.........­..
if you had read all and understood! I went to the VIM clinic put me on
mg x,pull all out no explaination other than we dont have help you
anymore! you missed the withdrawal of 8 days go read your pdr! as to
seeing the shrink feel free to pay the 227.00 for my 5min visit.
I pray ur not all this un feeling. reread my msg. bad spelling and all.
as to the advice of not posting this nightmare where all can see,WHAT
DO I CARE!
I'm not ashamed ive not harmed anyone one,ive not kicked a man when he
is down
What is the thought police going to do kick down my non exiestant door
down?
Blake

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Resources for self-help support groups *worldwide* 8/03/06 Guest 01:45:55
 This is work in progress! If you know of any support groups where you live,
let me know and I`ll gladly add it to the list! Thanks!!
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Australian Self help anxiety support groups

http://www.anxietyn­etwork.com.au/

http://www.anxietya­ustralia.com.au/supp­ort_groups/victoria.­shtml

BRISBANE OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE DISORDER SUPPORT GROUP
New Farm Neighbourhood Centre
967 Brunswick Street
New Farm, Queensland,
Australia 4005
Contact: Patricia Minnaar
Phone: 07 3376 4383
E-mail: b.p.minnaar@uq.net.­au

SOUTHSIDE ANXIETY DISORDERS GROUP (S.A.D. Group)
Contact: Kevin Robins
Phone: 0407 574 739, or at home: 07 3807 0228
Meets twice monthly on Brisbane's south side for the support and education of
anxiety disorders, required by sufferers and their support persons.
E-mail: kevrob@powerup.com.­au

OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE & ANXIETY DISORDERS FOUNDATION OF VICTORIA
(Statewide organization)
16 Support Groups that meet once a month in various locations around Victoria.
President: Edwin Belfield
Director: Kathryn Ianson
Phone: (03) 9576 2477

ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION SUPPORT GROUPS AUSTRALIA

Covers all major cities of Australia: Adelaide Brisbane Canberra Darwin Hobart
Melbourne Perth Sydney
Find us online at www.anxdepaust.com
Contact: Andrew Jones
E-mail: mail@anxdepaust.com­


Australian Self help social anxiety support groups

http://www.socialan­xietyaustralia.com.a­u/

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Canada

CENTRAL ALBERTA ANXIETY (PHOBIA) SUPPORT GROUP
Meeting Location: Didsbury Public Library
Meetings every Thursday from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Contact Dave of Pat @ (403) 335-8644
www.anxietytreatmen­ts.net


DURHAM REGION COMMUNITY CARE ASSOCIATION
Oshawa/Whitby COPE Mental Health Program
45 Bloor Street East, Unite 1
Oshawa, ON L1H 3L9
Canada
Contact: Sharon Wyeth, Pro. Manager
Phone: (905) 434-1693

SELF-HELP RESOURCE CENTRE OF GREATER TORONTO
(Ontario Self-Help Network)
40 Orchard View Blvd., Suite 219
Toronto, Ontario M4R-1B9
Canada
Phone: (416) 487-4355
Fax: (416) 487-0344
E-Mail: shrc@sympatico.ca
(a) Anxiety Disorders/ Free From Fear Foundation.
Contact: Deborah
Phone: (905) 831-3877
(b) Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Support Group
Contact: Dan
Phone: (416) 920-5887
(c) Recovery, Inc.
Contact: Roseanne
Phone: (905) 812-7935 or (416) 494-6412
(d) Emotions Anonymous
Contact: John
Phone: (416) 281-9364

OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE DISORDER
Obsessive Compulsive Information and Support Centre, Inc.
R. 204 - 825 Sherbrook Street
Winnipeg, MB R3A 1M5
Canada
Phone: (204) 772-6979
Fax: (204) 786-0860

SOCIAL PHOBIA SUPPORT GROUP
CAMH
250 College Street

11th Floor, Room 1118
Toronto, Canada M5T 1N6
Contact: Earla Dunbar
Phone: (416) 747-4819
E-Mail: dunbarlamont@aol.co­m

Web site: http://www.socialph­obia.ca/
Meets every Friday from 3:00-4:30pm

SELF-HELP SUPPORT GROUP LIST

Windsor, Ontario:
YMCA, 500 Victoria Street Entrance
Contact: Ken
Phone: (519) 258-9622 ext. 242 or

Contact: Terry
Phone: (586) 790-8867

BARRIE ANXIETY DISORDER AND & SELF HELP GROUP
39 High St.
Barrie, ON
Contact: Tina Ervine
Phone (705) 726-5033 ext. 240
Meets 3rd Wednesday of each month 5:00pm to 7:30pm


TORONTO В– EGLINTON SELF HELP GROUP (OCD)
North Toronto Community Centre
200 Eglinton Ave. West
Contact: Harold or Kevin Swartz

Phone: (416) 410-4772

Meets 1st Tuesday of each month 7pm to 9pm.

Group closed in July and August

TORONTO В– ETOBICOKE SLEF HELP GROUP (OCD)
Brentwood Library
ChildrenВ’s section 2nd Floor
36 Brentwood Rd. North
Contact: Lisa & Jane
Phone: (416) 410-4772

OTTAWA SELF HELP GROUP
Hintonberg Community Centre
1064 Wellington St.
Contact Rollie Boisvenu
Phone: (613) 722-3607 or (416) 410-4772
Meets 2nd Wednesday of each month 7:30 В– 10pm.


ANXIOUS SPEAKERS' SUPPORT GROUP
B.C. Institute of Technology in Burnaby
Vancouver, B.C.
Monday nights from 7-9pm
Contact: Sandra Winter
Email: speakers@vcn.bc.ca


FREEDOM FROM FEAR FOUNDATION SUPPORT GROUP FOR SOCIAL ANXIETY SUFFERERS
St. Andrews Heights Community Hall
2504 В– 13 Ave. NW
Calgary, Alberta
Meetings are held every Tuesday from 7pm to 9pm

LONDON SELF HELP GROUP (OCD)

Canadian Mental Health Association
648 Huron St.
Contact: Jim Wallis
Phone: (519) 434-9191 or (416) 410-4772
Meets 1st Wednesday or each month 7 to 9pm
Group Closed in July and August

HAMILTON SELF HELP GROUP (OCD)
Self Help Centre
255 West Ave. North
Contact Lynn Clark
Phone: (905) 522-7353 ext 408 or (416) 410-4772
Meets 2nd Tuesday of each month
Group open year round. No registration required.


WINDSOR SELF HELP GROUP (OCD)
Y.M.C.A.
500 Victoria St.
Contact: Ken Hyra
Phone: (519) 258-9622 est. 242 or (416) 410-4772
Meets 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month 7 to 9 pm.


GUELPH SUPPORT GROUP (OCD) PROFESSIONAL LEADER
Community Mental Health Clinic
147 Delhi St.
Contact: Barb Hallman
Phone: (519) 821-2960
Meets 2nd and 4th Monday of each month at 5:30pm.
Screening Interview Required. For Wellington & Dufferin Counties Only.


OCD Education/ Support Group
Anxiety & Stress Clinic of York Region
10815 Younge St., Ste. 200
Richmond Hill, ON L4C 3E3
Leader and Contact: Dr. Donald Rayko
Phone: 416-410-3517
Meets: 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month, 6:00pm В– 7:30pm

www.anxietydisorder­sclinic.ca

SOCIAL PHOBIA SUPPORT GROUP
CAMH
250 College Street

11th Floor, Room 1118
Toronto, Canada M5T 1N6
Contact: Earla Dunbar
Phone: (416) 747-4819
E-Mail: dunbarlamont@aol.co­m

Web site: http://socialphobic­s.tripod.com
Meets every Friday from 3:00-4:30pm


Vancouver Anxious Speakers Support Group
B.C. Institute of Technology (Burnaby campus)
Vancouver, B.C.
Monday nights from 7-9pm
Contacts: G. Wayne Thomas (phone), Sandra Wintner (email)
Phone: (604) 435-2650
Email: speakers@vcn.bc.ca


ANXIETY AND PANIC ATTACK INFORMATION AND SUPPORT GROUP
Open to anyone who is experiencing anxiety or panic attacks.
Meetings held every Thursday night.
Centre Street Church, West Campus
Room West 142
4120 Centre St. N.
Calgary, Alberta, Canada

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Mexico


VIVIR MEJOR (LIVING BETTER)
ASOCIACION MEXICANA DEL TRASTORNO OBESESIVO COMPULSIVO, A.C.
(Mexican Obsessive Compulsive Association)
Colonia Del Valle
Gaiza Garcia, Nuevo Leon
Contact: Patricia Silva Martinez
Phone: 52 81 114-7383 or 52 81 114-7384
OCD sufferers and their families at no cost.


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South Africa


SOUTH AFRICAN DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY SUPPORT GROUP
P.O. Box 652548
Benmore, 2010
South Africa
Contact: Lynda Woods
Phone: 27 11 783 1474/6
Fax: 27 11 884-7074
E-mail: anxiety@iafrica.com­
They run a telephonic counseling service from an office in Johannesburg Monday
through Friday and Saturdays. They have a network of 175 support groups
throughout Southern Africa (South Africa, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Lesotho).

*******************­********************­*******
United Kingdom


First Steps to Freedom
1 Taylor Close
Kenilworth
Warwickshire
CV8 2LW

Tel (Helpline): 0845 120 2916
Tel (Office): 01926 864473
Web: www.first-steps.org­
Best time to telephone: Helpline:10.00am -10.00 pm, 7 days

Anxiety Care
Cardinal Heenan Centre
326 High Road
Ilford
Essex
IG1 1QP

Tel (Helpline): 020 8478 3400
Tel (Office): 020 8262 8891
Web: www.anxietycare.org­.uk

NO PANIC (National Organisation For Phobias, Anxiety, Neuroses, Information
And Care)
93 Brands Farm Way
Randlay
Telford
Shropshire
TF3 2JQ

Tel (Helpline): 0808 808 0545 (Freephone)
Tel (Admin): 01952 590 005
Fax: 01952 270 962
Web: www.nopanic.org.uk
Best time to telephone: Helpline: 10.00am - 10.00pm, every day; Admin:
normal office hours

National Phobics Society
Zion Community Resource Centre
339 Stretford Road
Hulme
Manchester
M15 4ZY

Tel: 0870 122 2325
Fax: 0161 227 9862
Web: www.phobics-society­.org.uk
Best time to telephone: 9.30am - 9pm Monday - Friday.

Triumph over Phobia
PO Box 3760
Bath
BATH
BA2 3WY

Tel: 0845 600 9601
Web: www.triumphoverphob­ia.com

Northern Ireland Agoraphobia & Anxiety Society
29/31 Lisburn Road
Belfast
BT9 7AA

Tel: 028 9023 5170
Best time to telephone: Mon-Thurs, 9am-5pm, Fridays, 9am-1pm.

Stresswatch Scotland

Tel (Helpline): 01563 574144
Tel (Admin): 01563 570886
Fax: 01563 570886
Web: www.StresswatchScot­land.org
Best time to telephone: 9.00am - 6.00pm, Monday - Friday.

Aleph One Limited
The Old Courthouse
Bottisham
Cambridge
CB5 9BA

Tel: 01223 811679
Web: www.aleph1.co.uk/bi­o
Best time to telephone: normal office hours.

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United States:

http://www.adaa.org­/Public/index.cfm

http://www.mentalhe­alth.samhsa.gov/data­bases/

http://www.adaa.org­/GettingHelp/Support­Groups.asp

~The NIMH Referral List can help you find a support group in your area. If there
are no groups near you, you may want to form your own. Some of the sources
listed can aid you in doing this. NIMH also has a Resource List that provides
some self-help information about panic disorder, including books, articles,
and
videotapes. (Call 1-800-64-PANIC)


~American Self-Help Group Clearinghouse
http://mentalhelp.n­et/selfhelp/ or www.selfhelpgroups.­org
There they provide a keyword-searchable database of over 1,100 national
and online "self-help" support groups for most any specific illness,
disability, addiction, bereavement situation, parenting, caregiver
concern, abuse, or other stressful life situation; suggestions on
starting both community and online mutual help groups, research
studies; and a registry for those trying to start new national or
international support networks that don't yet exist in the world.

~They also have a listing of local non-profit self-help group
clearinghouses worldwide at the same site, which can provide
information on local anxiety support groups:
http://www.mentalhe­lp.net/selfhelp/self­help.php?id=859

NJ that has info on over 4,500 local NJ support
group meetings for most any mental health disorder, illness,
disability, addiction, bereavement situation, parenting, caregiver
concern, abuse, or other stressful life situation. From anywhere in NJ,
one can call them at 1-800-367-6274 or 1-800-FOR-M.A.S.H. (Mutual Aid
Self-Help).

THE OCD FOUNDATION OF MICHIGAN
P O Box 510412
Livonia, Michigan 48151
E-mail: OCDmich@aol.com
Website: www.ocdmich.org





Jackie



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Helpful Organizations 8/03/06 Guest 01:43:08
 This is work in progress. If anyone knows of an organization that would be a
good addition to this list, please let me know so I can add it. Thank you!
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Helpful OrganizationsThis is work in progress. If anyone knows of an
organization that would be a
good addition to this list, please let me know so I can add it. Thank you!
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Helpful Organizations

~The National Institute of Mental Health

Phone Number: 1-88-88-ANXIETY
Address: NIMH Public Inquiries, 5600 Fishers Lane, Room 7C-02, Rockville, MD
20857
How to Contact: You may call 1-88-88-ANXIETY or go the website for an order
form
(items are free).
What You Get: Choose from numerous free brochures and fact sheets on panic
disorder. The website also contains links to descriptions of the brochures
and,
in some cases, the entire brochure.

~The Anxiety Disorders Association of America

Phone: 1-301-231-8368
Address: Anxiety Disorders Association of America, 11900 Parklawn Drive, Suite
100, Rockville, MD 20852
How to Contact: You may call or write to the ADAA for information on the
organization and membership. The website also contains information about
membership.
What You Get: The ADAA sells numerous pamphlets, brochures, tapes and books at
rather low prices, and they're even lower if you become a member. You can
check
these out (and prices) online. You may find referrals online, but members also
receive a list. Members also receive the newsletter and a list of self-help
groups. Membership is $25 per year.

~National Mental Health Association

Phone: 1-800-969-NMHA; 1-800-433-5959 (TDY)
Fax: 1-703-684-5968
E-mail: nmhainfo@aol.com
Address: National Mental Health Association, 1021 Prince Street, Alexandria,
VA
22314-2971
How to Contact: Call, send e-mail or stop by the website.
What You Get: Fact sheets on various mental health topics. Info on your
state's
chapter. NMHA also sells various pamphlets and books. You can find the info
for
your state's NMHA affiliate online.

~National Alliance for the Mentally Ill

Phone: 1-800-950-NAMI; 1-703-516-7991 (TDD)
Fax: 1-703-524-9094
Address: National Alliance for the Mentally Ill, 200 North Glebe Road, Suite
1015, Arlington, Virginia 22203-3754
How to Contact: Call or visit the website.
What You Get: When you call, you will talk to a volunteer who will provide
information as well as referrals to state affiliates of NAMI. They will also
send fact sheets. To talk to a volunteer, call Monday-Friday from 10 am to 5
pm
EST. At other times, leave name and address to receive info in the mail. You
may
also find some state affiliate info online.

A final note

Each of these organizations offers excellent introductory materials about
panic
disorder. Even if you already know a lot about the condition, chances are that
friends and family do not. Remember: it's always better to have too much
information than too little.
All the above information came from the following website.
http://panicdisorde­r.about.com/library/­weekly/aa073097.htm


~State Resource Guides
http://mentalhealth­.about.com/cs/locala­ndregional/l/blstate­.htm

http://www.mentalhe­alth.samhsa.gov/data­bases/

Jackie

~The National Institute of Mental Health

Phone Number: 1-88-88-ANXIETY
Address: NIMH Public Inquiries, 5600 Fishers Lane, Room 7C-02, Rockville, MD
20857
How to Contact: You may call 1-88-88-ANXIETY or go the website for an order
form
(items are free).
What You Get: Choose from numerous free brochures and fact sheets on panic
disorder. The website also contains links to descriptions of the brochures
and,
in some cases, the entire brochure.

~The Anxiety Disorders Association of America

Phone: 1-301-231-8368
Address: Anxiety Disorders Association of America, 11900 Parklawn Drive, Suite
100, Rockville, MD 20852
How to Contact: You may call or write to the ADAA for information on the
organization and membership. The website also contains information about
membership.
What You Get: The ADAA sells numerous pamphlets, brochures, tapes and books at
rather low prices, and they're even lower if you become a member. You can
check
these out (and prices) online. You may find referrals online, but members also
receive a list. Members also receive the newsletter and a list of self-help
groups. Membership is $25 per year.

~National Mental Health Association

Phone: 1-800-969-NMHA; 1-800-433-5959 (TDY)
Fax: 1-703-684-5968
E-mail: nmhainfo@aol.com
Address: National Mental Health Association, 1021 Prince Street, Alexandria,
VA
22314-2971
How to Contact: Call, send e-mail or stop by the website.
What You Get: Fact sheets on various mental health topics. Info on your
state's
chapter. NMHA also sells various pamphlets and books. You can find the info
for
your state's NMHA affiliate online.

~National Alliance for the Mentally Ill

Phone: 1-800-950-NAMI; 1-703-516-7991 (TDD)
Fax: 1-703-524-9094
Address: National Alliance for the Mentally Ill, 200 North Glebe Road, Suite
1015, Arlington, Virginia 22203-3754
How to Contact: Call or visit the website.
What You Get: When you call, you will talk to a volunteer who will provide
information as well as referrals to state affiliates of NAMI. They will also
send fact sheets. To talk to a volunteer, call Monday-Friday from 10 am to 5
pm
EST. At other times, leave name and address to receive info in the mail. You
may
also find some state affiliate info online.

A final note

Each of these organizations offers excellent introductory materials about
panic
disorder. Even if you already know a lot about the condition, chances are that
friends and family do not. Remember: it's always better to have too much
information than too little.
All the above information came from the following website.
http://panicdisorde­r.about.com/library/­weekly/aa073097.htm


~State Resource Guides
http://mentalhealth­.about.com/cs/locala­ndregional/l/blstate­.htm

http://www.mentalhe­alth.samhsa.gov/data­bases/

Jackie
~*~Man it's hot. It's like Africa hot. Tarzan couldn't take this kind of hot~*~

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Suggestion for dealing with Setbacks 8/03/06 Guest 01:42:58
 I was given this many years ago by my psychologist.... when I was very
agoraphobic. I think it contains some good tips and advice, especially #4.
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Suggestion for dealing with Setbacks.

1) Immediately scan your surroundings for possible stimuli.

2) Practice imaginal desensitization to the stimuli. When you are relaxed to
it`s image, resume in-vivo desensitization.

3) This is no time to make plans to leap tall buildings in a single bound!
Find contentment in simple pursuits. Start a journal, call a friend, try a new
recipe, watch something grow. Be involved in living, but avoid living in the
fast lane.

4) You may find yourself temporarily restricted from certain activities. Make
a contract with yourself to practice away from your home once a day. (Away
from home may be a stroll down the driveway.) As long as the door closes
"behind" you at least once a day, you cannot become housebound.

5) Discover a new aspect of your personality. Make a love list which includes
10 positive points about yourself. Repeat the positives when you feel down.

6) Remember that the experiences of hundreds of agoraphobic`s tells us that
this discomfort is temporary. The anxiety no longer has the power to cancel
the many strides forward you have made.

7) Setbacks are more and attitude than reality. The heightened anxiety cannot
in itself, harm you. A good attitude to maintain would be, "I`m feeling
anxious, but I`ve felt anxious before and survived".

8) You are unique, valuable, and ever changing person. Your recovery will be
complete and can be accelerated by your new found acceptance.

Jackie
~*~Man it's hot. It's like Africa hot. Tarzan couldn't take this kind of hot~*~

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Thursday, 3 August 2006
Re: Question of the day.... 8/02/06 _tj_ 18:10:08
 <Monarchdancer@gmail­.com> wrote in message news:j0u1d25n8ffnun­dua6fvl3649pa3og7kvf­@4ax.com...> 8/02/06:>
Todays question is being brought to you by one of our very> own anon poster`s :)­>
What are three things you want to learn before you die?>
Jackie


1) I would like to learn to play a musical intrument reasonably
well. I used to play some guitar but I was rubbish!

2) I would like to learn everything about Linux. I know I haven't
really got the energy to put into a project like this but it is still
nice to have a dream :-)­

3) I would like to learn the meaning of life and the purpose of the
universe. Wait, is that two things?? ;-)­

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[ADVOC] NYS Petition to Revoke "Emergency" Aversives Regulations Leslie E. Packer 17:58:12
 [Note: this is crossposted to relevant groups, but please delete
groups when responding to avoid typical usenet crossposted
flamewars...]

There is now a petition available to urge the Board of Regents and the
NYS Education Department to immediately revoke the "emergency"
regulations that they enacted on June 23rd.

Signed petitions must be received by them by August 28. The Board of
Regents will be voting at their Sept. meeting as to whether to make
the regulations permanent or not.

If you would like to sign a petition to get the new "Aversives"
regulations withdrawn, you can find a petition in .pdf format or in
.doc format at:
http://www.transpar­encyinpubliceducatio­n.org/files/Petition­.pdf
http://www.transpar­encyinpubliceducatio­n.org/files/Petition­.doc

Once you've completed it, mail it to your nearest Regent. You can
find your Regent's mailing address online at:
http://www.regents.­nysed.gov/terms.html­ You can also send your
petition by email to your state legislators; their addresses can be
found by plugging your zip code into the form at
http://www.congress­.org,

If you can't send mail to your regent, then at least call them and
tell them you are a constituent and that you oppose the new
regulations and want them revoked.

The Board and NYSED are holding public hearings for members of the
public to submit testimony and input. Information on how to submit
feedback and the schedule for public hearings is at:
http://www.vesid.ny­sed.gov/specialed/be­havioral/publicheari­ng.htm

If you do sign and send a petition, please send a copy or an email to
petition[at]transparenc­yinpubliceducation.o­rg so that the coalition
can get some sense of how many people are contacting the regents on
this. Your emails will not be shared with others without your express
written consent and you will not be contacted by the coalition unless
you specifically request to be put on a notification or mailing list.

BACKGROUND:

These "emergency" regulations, while appearing to prohibit the use of
"aversive behavioral interventions" -- such as electric skin shock,
ammonia sprays, hot pepper sauce on children's tongues -- actually now
open the door for every public school, preschool, state-approved
private school, and BOCES facility to use these methods on disabled
children if they obtain a waiver to do so. The procedure for
obtaining a waiver is that the district basically asks itself and the
state, "Can we do this?" and then decides whether it can or can't,
regardless of the advice of the state. I kid you not.

The new regulations also weaken the prohibitions against corporal
punishment, and allow teachers to use physical force on a child to
protect school property even if it is of little economic value, like a
crayon.

The regulations are available online at:
http://www.regents.­nysed.gov/2006Meetin­gs/June2006/0606emsc­vesida1.htm
If you would prefer to download them in pdf format, you can download a
copy from:
http://www.tourette­syndrome.net/Files/C­ort_060606.pdf


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Re: OT..Sally......I`m melting :) Weeks 15:36:39
 Hi, Sally,
I hear ya! It's supposed to cool down a bit today and I noticed it wasn't as
humid when I took the dog out early this morning...
smiles,
Elise
Ohio is an oven, too. We hit 95. I forget what the heat index was, it>>was over 100. I just know it was high enough that I hid out most of the>>day.>>
You are wise to just leave your blinds drawn - I haven't opened mine>>for like, weeks. I don't care if that is anti social, or what anybody>>thinks - it keeps it cooler and saves money to do it. Of course, I am>>turning into Howard Hughes or possibly a mole man, due to this>>practice, but hey. I'm cool. That's okay.>>
Nice try on trying to lure Simon with the a/c updraft/kilt thing. Can't>>blame a girl for tryin.>>
Love,>>
Sally>
Sally,>
The offer was to TJ in Dublin, I was not invited :-(­>
Simon>
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OT: Question of the day.... 8/02/06 Guest 14:01:14
 8/02/06:

Todays question is being brought to you by one of our very
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What are three things you want to learn before you die?

Jackie
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Re: Too many meds, be kind to one another SoftOwl 09:29:54
 I'd like to jump in here a little bit...

I think Ron and Susan are making extraordinarily valuable points here.
I'm not sure medication is such a black and white issue. Nor do I
think deep breathing and other cognitive coping skills are black and
white.

Many times anxiety and panic are so overwhelming it is impossible for
someone to identify the root cause negative self talk aspect and they
require medication to slow down their minds for no other reason than to
"hear" enough to participate in any form of non-medicative treatment.

I find it disturbing to see any levels of hostility on an anxiety/panic
board. Most times the disorder rears itself because of hostility, fear
or uncertainty in the first place. It would be very helpful if we all
try to remember the causes. It would also be helpful not to bang a
drum because certain things worked for one person and they now make the
assumption it should work for everyone.

In my experience, combinations of many, many techniques - including
medications in some cases that finally helps relieve symptoms and
restore varying degrees of quality of life. I liken these things to an
ex-smoker running around pontificating about how it was SO EASY to stop
smoking once it has been accomplished. There is nothing less
attractive than that level of pomposity.

I'd not like to see that sort of thing here. I am a former
anxiety/panic/agora­phobia sufferer. I felt so strongly about this
disorder and how it totally consumed my life at one time, I returned to
school. I am a PhD Psychologist and I work almost exclusively with
family groups because this disorder is usually not understood by family
or friends. The last thing an anxiety sufferer needs is to be
considered "insane" while trying to manage treatment and
reconditioning.

Thank you for taking the time.

Susan James wrote:> <Ron_martin55@hotma­il.com> wrote in message> news:1153729360.692­431.4880@i3g2000cwc.­googlegroups.com...>­
Hey all, I have been subscribed for a month or so to this group and the> > only thing that bothers me about it is that there is far too much talk> > about medications people are taking and not enough talk about alternate> > methods of dealing with anxiety or panic attacks. As someone who has> > had a history of panic attacks and anxiety I have found that other> > thing, like meditation, self-help books, exercise, deep breathing> > exercises and so on seem too work just as well and do not have the ill> > side-effects of medications. Of course there is a time and a place for> > medication(I myself needed it when I reached a deep state of depression> > with extreme panic attacks) I just belive that drugs are far to over> > prescribed and they only mask the illness. When the illness is only> > masked then it will come back when meds are stopped, so there for the> > problem cannot be fixed with medication alone. One needs to find the> > cause of anxiety and understand the illness before one can rid it from> > there body...medication cannot do this...>
sounds great, Ron ... really, it's a nice pitch. But pardon me if I get> more than a little agitated with it. Just exactly how many fucking years do> I have to spend talking to some therapist in search of the "cause" of> anxiety at $175 per hour and a huge expenditure of time ? Been there, done> that and it didn't work. A low dose of diazepam DOES work. Which part are> we missing here ?>
You can't "fix" everything. When some form of therapy comes along with a> reliable record of success and good cost/benefit quotient I'll be there.> Let me know.>
Sure, I can use various "techniques" to manage the onset of a panic attack> (which are fortunately quite infrequent) when I'm sitting at my breakfast> table watching the news but it just DOESN'T WORK when I'm in front of 300> people and the voice goes south, the hands shake and the knees wobble. What> the hell am I supposed to do, say "Would you all please excuse me while I> meditate and count slowly to 10 ?">
What you're doing is helping to perpetuate the moralist view of psychotropic> agents .. the "you can do this if you'll just stop being lazy and weak and> don't look for the 'easy' way out" point of view. This is NOT a moral> issue. Nobody is here discussing medications because we LIKE taking them.> It's an imperative.>
Don't assume that what works for you works for anyone else. I suspect most> of us have already tried what works for you, and it didn't work or didn't> provide adequate symptomatic relief.>
There are many illnesses which are not "understood" but which are still> treatable. Should we stop the treatments until we "understand" them ?>
Susan

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OT...........I have CDO <humor> Guest 06:56:56
 I have CDO.

It's like Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, only in alphabetical
order like it should be.


Jackie
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OT: For a laugh Deirdre 05:51:26
 http://dingo.care-ma­il.com/cards/flash/5­409/galaxy.swf

Of special interest to:
1. people with things that are bothering them
2. Monty Python fans
3. astronomers

Deirdre

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Go on...... Oooya 05:14:52
 Go on, take the money and run, oo, oo, oo

;-D


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OT: Question of the day.... 7/30/06 Guest 23:27:57
 7/30/06:

Todays question is being brought to you by one of our very
own anon poster`s :)­

What movie have you seen recently? ANy good?


Jackie
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~~ Bernard Bailey

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OT.........I`m begging you for questions!! :) Guest 23:09:37
 Dear People,

If anyone would like to donate a question for the "Question of the Day" you
are more than welcome to! I`m kindly asking, well, maybe begging,
"PLEADING"<G> for posters to help me out by sending in some "fresh" questions.
I will gladly announce your name with your question or you can remain
anonymous. E-mail any questions to dancingmonarch "at" gmail.com

Thanks!!

Jackie
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~~Shawn Alexander

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Anxiety Reducing Techniques 8/02/06 Guest 23:08:14
 ANXIETY REDUCING TECHNIQUES

1. Retreat to a safer place or person, or at least move away from your
present situation

2. COGNITIVE COPING STATEMENTS:
Immediately start to talk to yourself or to someone else. Use positive
statements such as "I can handle it", "It`s just anxiety", "It will
pass", and "Nothing terrible will happen to me. Ask yourself, "what am
I telling myself that`s scaring me"? Remember, NO PAIN, NO Gain.(Some
discomfort is helpful)

3. Take deep , slow breaths

4. Do things slowly

5. DISTRACTION or EXTERNALIZATION: Distract your mind. Put it on
something else, such as the coins in your pocket, familiar fragrances
or object from a safe place or person. Describe what your senses tell
you. STAY IN THE PRESENT.

6. Picture your calm place. Look at an actual picture of a vacation
spot, child or pet. Carry this picture with you.

7. Question or challenge the negative thought.....Don`t accept it as
fact.

8.THOUGHT STOP/THOUGHT SWITCH: When you find yourself thinking "What
if", STOP and switch your thoughts to "SO WHAT IF"?, or other positive
thoughts. Accentuate it with a rubber band.

9. EXPECT and ACCEPT the anxiety to be there, so you are not startled
by it. Talk to your anxiety.

10. EXPRESS the fear to a piece of paper, a tape recorder, or another
person. Expressing the fear makes it go away.

11. Elizabeth, "THIS IS THE BIG ONE"! In reality, IT`s No DIFFERENT
from the others. Every reaction seems to be the worst. If you feel
brave, try to make the anxiety more intense.

12. Give a number to your anxiety from 1 to 10. Notice it go up and
down.

13. Don`t fight the fear, float with it and let time pass.

14. Take an action. Don`t sit and wait for the anxiety to build.

15. Try to keep your muscles relaxed.

On the back of the card is this info:


THINGS TO REMEMBER

1. These feelings are normal body reactions, but at a more intense
degree. They are distressing, NOT DANGEROUS.

2. Don`t add frightening thoughts.

3. Watch the anxiety rise and fall.

4. Observe how you can function with a low to moderate level of
discomfort.

THE 5 R`s

REACT: Approach the situation until you react only up to a #3

RETREAT: Stop or back off. Walk away from the situation, either
physically
or imaginarily. Retreating is NOT COWARDLY.

RELAX: Distract your mind and allow yourself to relax.

REPEAT: Return to the situation and repeat the process. Try to never
leave a
situation on a negative note.

REWARD YOURSELF: (6th "R") for your efforts.

Jackie
~*~Man it's hot. It's like Africa hot. Tarzan couldn't take this kind of hot~*~

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