April 27th, 2010 by Deb Saville

Do you sing?  Have you told yourself…or has anyone ever said that you can’t sing? Well, at our choir Born To Sing our philosophy is, “If you can speak, you can sing!” 

We started in 2007 and after only 7 rehearsals 120 of us, many who had never sung before and couldn’t read music, sang to a packed Forrest Place at Christmas.  Since then we have performed many times and raised money for worthy causes, including Bush Fire Survivors. 

Deb Saville is collecting stories, poems and songs from anyone who wants to contribute to the Make A Difference ~Sing! Book.  To be involved see the  Make A Difference-SING!-Guidelines and MAD-Consent Form. 

             Part proceeds from this book will also go to a worthy cause!

April 20th, 2010 by Deb Saville

You can NOW order The Coaching Game….an innovative tool for opening up communication with individuals and/or groups.  It is also an amazing, creative way to self coach! 

Deb is an Affiliate with The Coaching Game, running workshops and promoting this innovative, experiential tool that can be used by professional coaches, trainers and….well really just about anyone. The game can be ‘played’ on many diffrent levels and is sure to open up channels of deeper communication in a fun and visual way. Its applications are infinite…its results can be powerful and astounding.

April 13th, 2010 by Deb Saville

Well done to Martin Meader….The Adventures of Charlie & Moon is in the Top 17 books across USA in the children’s fiction category.  Winners announced on 25 May….we’re keeping our fingers crossed. Up For an Award-April2010

April 9th, 2010 by Deb Saville

After being asked to deliver workshops to inspire Support Workers in adopting a Person Centred Approach, the first step was to look at what the core of the message would be – and so the name changed to Dare To Dream…and Dare To Dream BIG with and for people with disabilities.  Support Workers and Managers were taken through Imagine-eering and Goal Setting processes to open them up to Unlimited Possibilities.   Thanks to Tom for sharing his dream and achievements.

Also, to Louise for her BIG dream of  Cheerleading in the USA- Go For It!

 Moving to an Outcomes Based approach will mean significant improvements in the services experienced by people with disabilities.

Person Centred Training – Participant Comments

For further inspiration watch this video Be YOU…and INSPIRE others!