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The Mind Strength Method: Four Steps to Curb Anxiety, Conquer Worry and Build Resilience

為了解決Homeless to Harvard 的問題，作者Lowinger, Jodie 這樣論述：

Dr. Jodie Lowinger is a clinical psychologist, world-leading expert in anxiety, mindset and resilience, and CEO/founder of The Anxiety Clinic, where she has helped thousands of adults, children and adolescents with all levels of severity of anxiety, stress, mood and behavioural challenges. She recei

ved the University Medal for Psychology from UNSW, has completed post-graduate research in anxiety at the University of Sydney and has worked and trained at Harvard Medical School, Boston Children’s Hospital and St Vincent’s Hospital Anxiety Disorders Unit. Dr. Jodie is also a high-performance and m

indset coach to global business leaders and elite athletes, where she helps them engage in mindset, performance and resilience strategies to succeed. Alongside her work with executives and organisations, Jodie is a go-to anxiety and resilience expert for school principals, teachers, parents, childre

n and adolescents. She is on the board of several not-for-profit organisations including Gotcha4Life, boosting men’s mental fitness and Streetwork, mentoring homeless teens to turn young lives around. As a keynote speaker and media commentator, Dr. Jodie’s work has exploded since the COVID epidemic.

With the Mind Strength Method, Jodie is on a heart-driven mission to equip people with practical, proven techniques to relieve anxiety, stress, worry and fear and build resilient, high-performing and empowered action for all ages. Alongside equipping people with a transformational Mind Strength Too

lkit, Jodie helps people recognise the inherent strengths in people who experience anxiety: a deep, protective instinct; analytical mind; and passionate, caring heart. She has created a Mind Strength Movement for positivity and empowered action worldwide.

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高齡者身心教育個別化教學模式之建構與驗證

為了解決Homeless to Harvard 的問題，作者林慧敏 這樣論述：

高齡者對健康需求日益增加，使身心教育受到關注與重視，身心教育能提供許多與身心對話和探索方式，以維持身心健康和良好的生活品質，透過建構一套個別化的教學模式，針對高齡學習者個別差異與特徵提供適合的身心教育課程，同時期望能為身心教育教師專業有所貢獻。因此，本研究旨在建構高齡者身心教育個別化教學模式，研究主要分為三個階段，第一階段訪談10位專家學者，擬定初步教學模式內涵，透過第二階段德爾菲問卷調查，重複調查專家小組意見，經四回合問卷建立正式的教學模式之內涵，第三階段研究則以多重個案研究，針對6位高齡者學員進行課程的實施，以驗證本研究教學模式之可行性。研究結果確立教學模式之歷程架構與各步驟之構面要素，

以及14項模式特徵、12實施原則、13項教學策略之敘述；在課程實施後發現，依據教學模式所實施的課程能有效讓學員更重視健康相關知識、使學員的身心狀態感到有所進步、有效建立學員照顧自己的能力，學員對於課程的接受情形為高度滿意，得以驗證高齡者身心教育個別化教學模式之可行性，並依據教學模式建構結果與實施結果，提出具體應用模式之建議與未來研究建議。

Being RAM Dass

為了解決Homeless to Harvard 的問題，作者Ram Dass, Ram,Rameshwar Das, Rameshwar 這樣論述：

＂Ram Dass lived a full life and then some. His final statement is thorough and, yes, enlightening.＂ --Kirkus ReviewsPerhaps no other teacher has sparked the fires of as many spiritual seekers in the West as Ram Dass. If you’ve ever embraced the phrase ＂be here now,＂ practiced meditation or yoga,

tried psychedelics, or supported anyone in a hospice, prison, or homeless center--then the story of Ram Dass is also part of your story. From his birth in 1931 to his luminous later years, Ram Dass saw his life as just one incarnation of many. This memoir puts us in the passenger seat with the one-t

ime Harvard psychologist and lifelong risk-taker Richard Alpert, who loved to take friends on wild rides on his Harley and test nearly every boundary--inner or outer--that came his way. Being Ram Dass shares his life’s odyssey in intimate detail: how he struggled with issues of self-identity and sex

uality in his youth, pioneered psychedelic research, and opened the doorways to Eastern spiritual practices. In 1967 he trekked to India and met his guru, Neem Karoli Baba. He returned with a perspective on spirituality and psychology that changed millions. This intimate memoir chronicles the cultur

al and spiritual transformations Ram Dass experienced that resonate with us to this day, a journey from the mind to the heart, from the ego to the soul. Before, after, and along these waypoints, listeners will encounter many other adventures and revelations--each ringing with the potential to awaken

the universal, loving divine that links us to this beloved teacher and all of us to each other.

雙重實踐─臺灣集合住宅經驗的藝術形構與再現

為了解決Homeless to Harvard 的問題，作者林玉婷 這樣論述：

本論文以臺灣集合住宅居住者身份出發，藉由創作者身份將居住經驗中的感受，透由作品轉化為共通共感的常情。並在研究者身份中以住宅研究為參照，回溯臺灣戰後住宅發展路徑，回看身旁住宅景觀從何而來。透過「居住者/創作者/研究者」身份交錯，從而擴大個人創作感知與實踐範圍，展開對於臺灣集合住宅經驗的形構與再現。不僅僅將集合住宅視為批次建造、結構相連的「建築結構」，也是由整體社會共有的集體居住經驗所匯聚而成的「感覺結構」。它是實體建築空間，也是位在在歷史脈絡與社會發展之中、個人經驗感知與想像感受之間的聯通管道。而其「標準化」空間特質，更是一種衡量差異的「標準」，從中我們可以知道彼此如何類似，但又保有自己的不同

。而為了能描述這種動態的、特殊的空間關係，在論文中將集合住宅區分為「家、（home）、房子（house）、住宅體系（housing）」三層複合含義。並藉由藝術實踐觀點下的「重新安置（rehousing)」提供出一個靈活的框架，形成多方討論，從中提出特殊的問句結構向現實探問。因此在論文中從「販厝透天」、「眷村」、「公寓」三種臺灣集合住宅切入，展開相對應的個人創作實踐案例討論。包含2009年迄今的「蛋糕房子」系列作品、2016年「柔軟而塌陷的記憶＿蛋糕房子工作坊」、2017年《無名小路，落成誌喜》個展，以及2019年的《理想房屋》創作計畫，提供臺灣戰後住宅研的不同觀察視角。