MICRO-COMPLIMENTS Erin Luong and Christy Herdman are in the process of developing a 4 week curriculum focusing on micro-compassion. Scott Shute defines “micro-compassions as the powerful movement from Me to We”, an effort to make someone’s life or their day … Continue reading
Micro Compassion Lesson Created by my grade 9 students. Continue reading
This morning I woke up totally excited to return to CTK after Spring break. How exciting is it to get to spend my next 2.5 months with some of my favourite teenagers on the planet. We are moving into a … Continue reading
Every dollar raised will help support the 13 children’s hospital foundations in Canada, where life-saving discoveries happen every day. $1.5 million is our collective fundraising goal and every little bit counts! We may all have a different reason to run but helping to improve patient outcomes for children across Canada is by far the most important one.
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As I continue to mark student assignments, I am still finding gems. Bullying Behavior Review- Grade 9’s CL and BP Bullying Behaviour Post- grade 9’s EM and FT Friendship Skills- grade 9s E.S.A.R Lesson Plan on Micro Compassion- grade 9 … Continue reading
We have been working through the Dare to Care with our junior high students since Christmas here at Christ the King school. In particular we have covered the topics of a) Friendship Skills b) Bullying Behaviour and c) Micro Compassion. … Continue reading
Please make sure that you are looking at issues such as mental health funding when you make your choices next election. Our current situation is unsustainable. Love, Erin Luong BEd, MC, CCC, Canadian Certified Counsellor, School Counsellor AND Health Teacher
The acronym RAIN is an easy-to-remember tool for practicing mindfulness and compassion using the following four steps:
Recognize what is happening;
Allow the experience to be there, just as it is;
Investigate with interest and care;
Nurture with self-compassion. Continue reading
A tribute to the people who support me by choice. Continue reading
Erin Luong's Reflections on Counselling, Education, Leadership and Technology 