10 ways to calm yourself down

    • [DOC File]English Grammar in Use

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      136 Phrasal verbs (get up/break down/fill in etc.) Appendix 1 Regular and irregular verbs 274. Appendix 2 Present and past tenses 276. Appendix 3 The future 277. Appendix 4 Modal verbs (can/could/will/would etc.) 278. Appendix 5 Short forms (I'm/you've/didn't etc.) 279. Appendix 6 Spelling 280. Appendix 7 American English 282. Additional ...


    • [DOC File]GENERIC VOLUNTEER ORIENTATION MANUAL

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      * Rinse hands and wrists. Slant fingers down toward sink so water runs from wrists to tips of fingers. * Dry well. * Finally, take care not to re-contaminate yourself from the dirty faucet, turn off faucet with paper towel that was used to dry hands. Dispose of paper towel in waste basket. 3. Disease Control


    • [DOC File]PRISON SERVICE ORDER 1600 -USE OF FORCE

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      [Para 4.10 – 4.21 replaced 04/11/2015 by PSI 30/2015 para 2.10 – 2.33] Control and Restraint (C&R) Control and Restraint techniques are used as a last resort in order to bring a violent or refractory prisoner under control. The techniques are applied for as short a time as is possible.


    • [DOC File]WELCOME TO THERAPY - TF-CBT

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      Please rate your feelings on a scale of 1-10 to describe the intensity of the feeling (1=a little bit, 5=medium, 10=very strong, etc.). You and your therapist will then come up with a plan to help you manage any difficult feelings that may come up between sessions (don’t forget to …


    • [DOCX File]PDHPE – Stage 1 – How can I keep myself and others safe?

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      Warning signs might include – bouncy tummy, squirmy tummy, lumpy tummy, warm body, cold-shivery body, clapping hands, fidgety hands, sweaty hands, quick breathing, shallow breathing, gaspy breathing, racing heart, stopped heart, goose bumps, body hair standing up, sick sensation, smiley face, tight scrunched face (frown), tears, open eyes, red hot face, shaky knees, wobbly legs or dry mouth.


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