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William
H. Ashe
Executive Director
I hope the beginning of summer is a welcome site to everyone given the long and snowy winter that we have just completed. Certainly the current fuel crisis is causing everyone to be worried about the cost of gasoline, as well as fuel oil for the coming heating season. I, like everyone, wish I had knowledge of where and when the cost increases will end. Given the limited availability of new dollars is challenging for an agency such as UVS, so make adjustments that enable us to keep up with the roller coaster like changes in the fuel prices. We are going to do the best we can given the limits of the money we will have available to us.
As we start the new fiscal year, we welcome Lorraine Wargo to her new position as Director of the Department of Aging and Independent Living. This was the position that was occupied previously by Theresa Wood. Lorraine brings to this position lots of experience in state government, and she will be a strong advocate for the types of services and supports that we offer. Over the months ahead I am sure she will have the opportunity to visit with folks who are connected with Upper Valley Services. Changes within the Department also give Ellen Malone some additional responsibilities, but these changes will still allow her to stay connected with UVS.
As this article is being written, our State Quality Review process is just getting underway. Individuals will be visited in each of our program sites, with the feedback session from the reviewers being held in the middle part of July. Once the results of this review are available they will be disseminated via this newsletter.
Over the years, UVS has worked very hard to preserve a high level of service quality. In my judgment we have been very successful in prioritizing service and supports; at times in the face of a challenging budget environment. The coming years are certain to test us again as a result of general revenue shortfalls across the entire state, amidst the out of control cost escalation in some areas. We will continue to do our best trying to balance between the available dollars and the service requirements we need to meet.
The Global Campus program has generated a lot of interest over its first year at UVS. I am not certain of the total number of people participating, but there are lots of folks involved in each program area. This means that UVS is actively involved with three campus programs. Recently, guests from the Global Campus program in Thailand were able to visit and present at meetings of each of these campuses. These were very interesting sessions and it was great to see this kind of international networking occur between these campus programs.
I
hope everyone has a fun and safe summer!
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We lost Charlotte without much warning, on May 4th. To her brother, George and his partner, Jackie, we send our deepest condolences. We are also thinking of the UVS folks who worked most closely with her… Lisa Jacobs, Leslie White, Dawn Abdelfatah and the Diaz family. Most of the Randolph Center community came out to pay their respects and celebrate Charlotte’s life.
Forrest passed away on June 25, 2008… had Forrest held on a bit longer he’d have celebrated his 88th birthday! He lived a full life, and some of us have listened to his stories, for 30 yeas or more. Forrest lived with Scott and Lynda McDermott, Bruce T., and the extended McDermott family. Those who held him dear are too numerous to mention. Forrest was a fisherman, a painter, a needlepoint creator. He found more to celebrate in this small town than any 10 of us, and helped place road signs for byways long forgotten by most!
Get Well soon, Steve Coleman!!
Ken McMurtry
returned back to work and is sometimes sporting a blackened eye… Not to
worry, it is from cataract surgery… Glad to have you back, Ken!
• UVS Randolph bids a sad farewell to Tracey Smith who has been working in Randolph for 14 years. Tracey is moving to North Carolina, much closer to her girls… and looks forward to Spring when her doorstep is filled with former co-workers looking for some warmth! Good luck to you Tracey, we will keep the home fires burning!!!
• In mid-May a fantastic Farewell party was held for Karen Culbertson… Karen has been with Upper Valley Services almost since its inception and will be missed ENORMOUSLY!!!! Good luck, Karen…
• Desiree Piche has left to work with Northeast Kingdom Human Services in St. Johnsbury. Good luck, Desiree.
• Sincere best wishes to Roann Ackerman and good luck with your work at Merry Meadows!
• Francis L. will be a new face around our Randolph offices… Welcome, Francis!
• Congratulations and best of wishes to Brett L. and family, who have moved to Texas!
• Good luck and we will miss Jeremy Vorce who is leaving UVS Randolph to work at Riverside in Chelsea in mid-July.
• We will also miss Judy Silloway very much, she has retired from the Pleasant Street house after 16 years… and is now enjoying much needed time with her family!
• Welcome to Ginger Potwin, a new service coordinator at UVS Randolph. Ginger has been working for the Family, Infant, Toddler program of Washington County most recently. She and her family live in Randolph.
• Welcome to Maureen Pelkey who is supporting Megan at her job in Waterbury!
• Hello and welcome to Becky Clancy who has joined us as a substitute for the UVS Bradford site.
• As well, we welcome Mark Harmon who is supporting Andy and Robert in the Bradford area.
• Another new face is Gerald Swift who is working with David in the Hanover/Windsor area… Welcome, Gerald.
• Hello and welcome to Jody Gallant-Doyle who is supporting Ashley at her job at Wal-Mart.
• Bruce Brooks has joined us and is supporting Jeff M. while Steve Coleman is on medical leave. Thank you, Bruce!
• UVS Moretown welcomes Debbie Luce. Debbie will be providing coverage as our new super-substitute employee, and will work with many of our consumers as needed!
Mary Ann Wilson and Jeff Coy on your marriage in May 2008!
Congratulations… JUNE GRADUATES…
Congratulations Aaron Morse, son of Kelley and Jeff Wright, received the Erin-Morrow Art Award in Photography from Oxbow High School. This prestigious award is generally given to a graduating senior. Aaron’s creative talents as a junior were recognized and honored by his educators.
Kenny Glaude, son of Belinda and David Glaude, made the Dean’s List at the University of Northwestern Ohio.
Monique Priestley, daughter of Carol Priestley, on her graduation from Lyndon State College.
Lorelei P. has opened her own business, the Bagel Brigade, in White River Jct. You’ll hear more about her business in our next Newsletter.
Congratulations to Penny Tabor, who is now sporting a brandy new grandson!
Deb Jones, who has guided more than
one team for UVS consumers, is now Director of the Randolph Chamber of Commerce.
They are a lucky organization to have her at the helm! Good luck, Deb!
RAPS would like to THANK everyone who sold, bought, or in any other way helped in any of our fundraising. Thanks to your efforts, we have access to more activities, fun or otherwise!!
Thank you, Lynda McDermott for all the spectacular efforts put into the 50th Birthday party for Bruce… He was so surprised, and that makes it all worth it!!
All our Global Campus instructors. It was a great term!
The UVS Bradford Bowling Committee for the organization and production of the annual bowling awards banquet.
Ben Daly for moderating the bowling awards banquet.
Joel Cray for the fine pig roasting at our summer picnic and luau.
Laurie Brick for organizing the annual picnic.
Carol Priestley for her leadership and resourcefulness in activity organization and Global Campus.
Thanks to EVERYONE! For all your work to prepare for the UVS Quality Review, PERM Audit and Consumer Survey Project. We done good and can now enjoy the rest of the summer!
Just one look at these pictures will tell you that something very special was
going on. Amid snow flurries, about 75 people attended the Spring Formal Dance
on the eve of Thursday, March 20th held at the beautiful Lake Morey Inn in Fairlee.
Lovely
ladies and handsomely dressed gentlemen… Everyone was dressed in their
winter finery and had a great time dancing to the music of BJ’s DJ Services,
enjoyed great food and left before their vehicles turned back into pumpkins.
It was truly a memorable occasion enjoyed by all!
Carol Priestley
Susan S. has settled into her homes – that’s right, it’s plural…
with Sylvia Carpenter and family in White River Jct., and Pam and John Bean
in Bradford.
Ashley C. is making her home with Cindy and Lunnie Lang in Bradford.
Megan C.
is sharing her home with Audrey Famette in Montpelier.
Congratulations to all the members of the UVS Bradford Bowling League on another fantastic season! You certainly put everything you had into your game this year. It was a close call as to who would receive trophies in the top three positions in both the women and men’s divisions. Please join together now as we honor your fellow champions.
Winners in the Men’s & Women’s divisions:
1st
Place Lois L. Rick H.
2nd Place Sally R. Andy C.
3rd Place Sharon F. Jay G.
Most Improved Players: Anya D. Robert K.
Candle Pin Bowling 1st Place: Sonny T.
The highlight of the bowling banquet awards ceremony held on May 29th, 2008 was Ben Daly’s brief outline of your league’s history. It is amazing to realize what started out as a weekly activity led by him, Bennie, Ernie, Robert P. and Roland many years ago, has grown into the full-fledged bowling league you are today!
It is an honor to announce Robert P. as this years’ recipient of the “Lifetime Bowling Award.” He has truly earned the right to be recognized as the “Grandfather” and co-founder of the UVS Bradford Bowling League.
There is one person who didn’t receive an award on this day because she is not a “bowler,” but without the vigilance, dedication and support she provides to your league, it would probably cease to exist. Please join me in honoring Laurie Brick for all the work she does behind the scenes to insure your continued success. I know I speak for the entire UVS Bradford Bowling League when I say, “Thank you, Laurie, for providing us with an opportunity to become the best we can be!”
Carol
Priestley
Wow! There is no other word that best describes this past spring semester. It was an awesome experience for students, faculty and support people alike as we shared our love of baking, bowling, cribbage, Egypt, the Boston Bruins, scrap-booking, story-telling, track and field and wellness with one another. The energy and enthusiasm that was created in these classes was enough to light up our corner of the Upper Valley Services and will continue to light up all of our lives for a long time to come.
Our Potluck Dessert Awards Ceremony held on May 27th, 2008 on campus was a proud moment in our history as we congratulated all of our participants. Please join us in honoring the following students, faculty and support people for the steps they have taken in this journey of a lifetime: Valorie, Robert K., Marion, Shawn, Patrick, Scott, Tiffany, Lois, Julie, Sue, Daphne, Julia, Andy, Lynn I., Kelley, Laurie, Belinda, Carol, Lorraine, Barb, Flo, Ben, Mark and Judy L.
We owe special thanks to our guest speakers and hosts: Sylvia Gaboriault, Peggy DeGoosh, Brenda Smith, Bradford Public Library, Piermont Congregational Church and the Town of Bradford, Vermont. We also owe a very special thanks to Andreas John who has served as our guide, mentor and companion along the way.
We are
now looking forward to our summer semester that will feature programs designed
to explore the beauty and history of the Upper Valley. Please see the full schedule
of events included in this mailing packet or call Patrick or Carol at 802-222-9235
for more details!
Have you ever dreamed of making the world a better place in which to live? Who would help you? How could you make this dream come true?
Kachakorn Thaveesri and Yuttaphon Damrongchuensakun of Global Campus-Chiangmai Province, Thailand started working on their dream in 2002. This dream was to bring hope, freedom and empowerment to their disable brethren who were often neglected by their families and shunned by their community. In just six years, their dream has come true.
During this time, Ka and Non have established three Global Campuses in northern Thailand and have paved the way for many more to come. They served as the model for our Global Campus-Bradford and our sister campuses across the state of Vermont. Their dream has reached half way around the world and shows no signs of slowing down.
It was an honor to welcome Ka and Non into our Global Campus-Bradford family on June 3rd. It was a breath-taking journey as they helped us trace our roots through the jungles of Thailand. We helped them battle against ignorance. We were amazed by their strength of will and the power of their dream.
On June 10th we honored Ka and Non with a brief history of Bradford, our campus and a “taste of Vermont.” This time spent together served to straighten our ties with our sisters and brothers in Thailand and within our entire Global Campus community.
Carol Priestley
I would like to share my experience of teaching Cribbage. I held the class for six straight weeks. Unsure just how well it would go. I had to give it a shot. The love I have for the game of cribbage and the knowledge I hoped I had to teach it, I started my class off very basic with a deck of cards and cribbage board.
We spent the first lesson learning how to count to 15 and what values of cards equaled 15; showing the example of a 9 and 6 which equals 15. We spent time moving the page on the board to get the feel of the direction of pegging.
The second class we touched upon the pegging and the 15’s. We then started a game pegging points with the value of 15 (Just in case you don’t know that value, 15 equals 2 points).
The next class we added in the Pairs, which equals 2 points as well. From that point on we practiced and each class we added another portion of the game. I don’t want to babble on about all the different ways to make points in the cribbage game, but to give you an idea. We first started the class with no knowledge of how to play the game. We ended the class with a two-hour tournament. Four students went head-to-head battling, the scores were so close to the end we were all on pins and needles. What an amazing game. It was the most exciting, rewarding class I have ever been in.
Congratulations to Shawn E., Valorie M., Andy C. and Julia T. for committing to the full six weeks of class and gaining the knowledge of the game of cribbage. Each received a deck of cards and cribbage board. May their love of cribbage spread on to others. Congratulations to Andy C. and Julia for First Place. Thank you Belinda and Carol for helping out!
When a function such as Global Campus is a success, the credit starts with the planning from the core group, excellent planning and realistic scheduling resulted in an informative and smooth running class. Thanks to all of you who commit your time and energy. Global Campus is outstanding! I hope I have the chance to teach Cribbage: Round 2!!!!
Kelley Wright
Kent C. and Troy recently visited the museum in Washington,
DC, Ken particularly enjoyed the space museum.
Curtis has been working hard at mowing several lawns this summer. Good job, Curtis.
Little C is really enjoying her Yoga class at CCV.
Rhonda K., Mary Jane Blouin, Kathleen McGranaghan and her son, Hugh, all had a wonderful time visiting Disneyworld last month. Rhonda enjoyed visiting with her family while there, and Kathleen and Hugh really loved the water parks.
Thank you John Tassie and Christian for our Souper Thursdays!! John and Christian have been providing delicious homemade soups for the staff and employees each Thursday for a small donation provided by staff. We look forward to a cookbook that they are working on to include all of the wonderful soup recipes. Please let us know if you would be interested in purchasing the cookbook at a later date.
| Fri., June 26 | CAMPUS
BREAK |
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| Fri., July 4 | CAMPUS
BREAK |
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| Fri., July 11 | 1-2:30 | Softball
Game Neal & Melissa planning |
| Fri., July 18 | 1-2:30 | River Walk |
| Fri., July 25 | 1-3 | Waterbury Reservoir |
| Fri., Aug. 1 | 1-2:30 | Picnic Lunch & Fall Term Planning at UVS? |
| Fri., Aug. 8 | 1-2:30 | Blueberry
Lake Blueberry picking! |
| Fri., Aug. 15 | CAMPUS
BREAK |
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| Fri., Aug. 22 | CAMPUS
BREAK |
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| Fri., Aug. 29 | CAMPUS
BREAK |
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| Fri., Sept. 5 | Fall Term begins! | |
It’s been a very busy couple of months at Pleasant Street…finishing up our spring term and hosting the Awards ceremony BBQ for Global Campus…also getting very excited about our 2nd annual summer barbeque… We are all looking forward to seeing friends and family!
Joe has been extremely busy delivering meals on wheels. Due to a shortage of people he was asked to pick up two more routes to deliver to for the spring. Joe also continues to enjoy going to lunch and shopping.
Kim has been enjoying his weekly massages, visiting his sisters, going to lunch and shopping.
Cheryl continues to love the outdoors, taking lots of walks, to the library or the park, attending high school graduations. Cheryl has been to a couple barbeque parties as well!
Everyone
has been enjoying the local activities…going to parades, the Memorial
Day Chicken BBQ, concerts at the Gazebo and bowling. Teaching and attending
the Global Campus classes and meetings has also been a high point for Kim, Joe
and Cheryl.
Busy, busy, busy! That’s what the apparent motto of the day and supported employment program folks… and this time of year, you’ll find pickings slim for socializing at lunch at our UVS Randolph site…
Going to camp, gone to camp, home from camp. That’s the BIG story for lots of Randolph folks. Some of those enjoying the camping experience this summer: Bruce T., Ardelle D., Jeff S., Bethany D., Missy C., Ann C., Peg M., Rena H., Michel D., and Lyndsey B. And, congratulations to Travis L., who will not only be at camp…but working at camp this summer!
Lisa Martel
has created a posting board that she has begun to post job listings… Please
be sure to check it out: www.indeed.com.
Congratulations! Bruce T. celebrated his 50th birthday in June with a surprise party at intermission during BINGO! Everyone was there, and laughter was abound as we watched excitedly the opening of the gifts. The cake (and ice cream, of course!) was superb as was all the festive decorations and noise-makers!
Nurse Claire
Carpenter recently attended her 60th high school reunion. Congratulations, Claire!!
Global Campus of Randolph recently celebrated our first full term of classes with an Awards Barbecue at Pleasant Street house June 5th (photos on the next page). It was an important day of remembering all the memories and transformative experiences from the past few months of teaching and learning together. The faculty participants did an incredible job of sharing their passions with the Global Campus Community. Some of the classes that were offered this semester were as follows:
In addition to these classes, we invited a few guest speakers to come and present to our campus.
Another highlight from this term was hosting Khun Ka and Khun Non, two representatives from Global Campus Chiang Mai in Thailand. Ka and Non visited our campus twice.
The first time they offered a presentation about their lives in Thailand and the Global Campus program they started there many years ago. The second time we presented to them about our Global Campus and our community here in Randolph. It was amazing for us all to recognize the differences and similarities in our two cultures in this international Campus to Campus connection.
We are now beginning an exciting and relaxing summer session filled with fun outdoor events and eagerly anticipate the next teaching term, beginning on September 4th, 2008.
As always, everyone is welcome to participate in our Global Campus at any time for any event!
Andreas
John
Global Campus Coordinator
| Thurs., June 26 | NO CAMPUS - NEK Big Event Jonathan & Rick represent GC Randolph |
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| Thurs., July 3 | NO
CAMPUS |
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| Thurs., July 10 | 11-2:30 |
Hubbard Park - bring lunch |
| Thurs., July 17 | 12-2:30 |
Allis State Park - bring lunch |
| Thurs., July 24 | 11-2:30 |
Billings Farm - bring lunch; Dessert Potluck for Summer Birthdays |
| Thurs., July 31 | 11-2:30 |
Limehurst Lake - bring lunch and beach/swim stuff |
| Thurs., Aug. 7 | 11-2:30 |
Abel Mountain Campground - BBQ Potluck - bring potluck item |
| Thurs., Aug. 14 | NO
CAMPUS - Individual Preparations for Fall Term Classes
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| Thurs., Aug. 21 | ||
| Thurs., Aug. 28 | ||
| Thurs., Sept. 4 | 1-2:30 |
Fall Term begins! |
...Teachers presenting their certificates...
... and to the support Staff...
Congratulations
to EVERYONE!!!
We apologize if we didnt' get a shot of you getting your certificates...
If you have one, send it along to Sue Stone and we will put it into
our next
Newsletter - September 2008!
UVS in Randolph is collecting SHAW’S receipts to donate
to the Central Vermont Humane Society. Shaw’s will then donate 1% of the
receipts collected to the Central Vermont Humane Society. So, bring us your
receipts…Make a difference!
The response to our appeal for Shaw’s receipts has been great! Keep them
coming! The CV Humane Society is really benefiting from this effort!
There is a collection site for food donations at the Randolph offices – pet food is welcome too! When the box is full, Joe V. takes it over to the Randolph Food Shelf. Thank you, Joe and all who have brought in contributions!
Our bi-weekly BINGO games are still in need of prizes for us to hand out at our games… Please, anything you can…bring to the UVS Randolph offices…
Call Mike Michaels at 802-728-4476 for more information or to make arrangements…
BINGO is held on alternating Fridays, from 1-3 p.m. at UVS in Randolph:
July 11th and 25th
August 8th and 22nd
September 5th and 19th
Where did we leave off… April, let’s see…
with the coming of Spring and the Flower Power sales arriving in time for the
spring planting season, we moved on to other fundraising ventures and are now
focusing on some summer projects and fun!
Just to
remind folks, our fundraising efforts go towards making it easier for folks
to participate in activities such as a trip to the Great Escape, going to the
National Conference, Voices ‘n Choices, etc. and every bit you do, is
a big help to our group… so we all THANK YOU very much!!!!
The RAPS League has been busy making their league a fun and enjoyable place to belong. Members have now bowled 3 sessions… and roars of laughter, gentle coaching, and lots of cheering are abundant at each session. Thanks to all the “coaches” for their support and efforts with score-keeping! We will have a “banquet and awards ceremony” in November. Not all bowling dates are on Fridays, so be sure to check the schedule!
League Team Standings as of 5/7/08:
Bumpers Live 2 1st Place
Fast Trackers 2nd Place
Upcomers 3rd Place
Bumpers Alive 4th Place
You can find the complete League/Team standings list (i.e., members’ standings, scores, etc.) posted in Sue’s office.
If you
want more information on how you can become a part of the bowling fever and
join next year’s league… please feel free to contact Sue Stone at
802-728-4476.
This year the National SABE Conference will be held in Indianapolis, IN from Thursday, September 4th through Sunday, September 7th.
Seven (7) folks from our RAPS group will be going this year… Bruce T., Steve N., Missy C., Edwin P., Bethany D., Scott McDermott and Sue Stone.
The approximate cost per person is $1,000 and arrangements have feverishly been made (registration, air and ground fare, hotel accommodations) and most all funded. Our RAPS members awarded $100 per person (going to the conference) for personal expenses.
If you want more information, please contact Sue Stone by calling her at 802-728-4476 or email Sue: sstone@uvs-vt.org today!!
In an effort
to keep costs to a minimum for activities for our folks and support staff, we
try to earn funds to support us in these activities by doing a little bit of
fundraising...
On
Tuesday, May 27th, McDonalds sponsored a fundraising event for our group, during
the hours of 4 – 7 p.m. If their profits exceeded their “norm”
for that day, then we received a percent of their profits.
The first couple hours we didn’t have a lot to do (i.e., give assistance
in the event that it got so busy the crew were not able to keep tables and floors
clean)…the tension rose as we took down our signs and were bidding our
farewell and thanks… Then, wham! A bus full of hungry teenage boys came
in…fresh from expending all their energy in their game! We had just 10
minutes left… “Hurry, be hungry and order your food quickly!”
is what we were telling them. The crew took about 30 orders in less than 10
minutes… We earned $213.20!!
We are
very appreciative of the folks who helped… Rick H., Missy C., Dorcas Wright,
Steve N., Jeff S. and Sue Stone… and to all the folks who braved the comfort
of your home to support our fundraising effort… And to Kelly Stacy and
her wonderful crew at McDonalds… we THANK YOU!
Looking for someone else to redeem your returnable bottles and cans? We have the solution for you!!! RAPS has a collection bin at the UVS Randolph site for donations to help sponsor RAPS activities… So, bring them in and support RAPS at the same time!!!
July 13th, 2008 1:30-2 p.m. - RAPS Officers' Meeting
July 20th, 2008 1-3 p.m. - RAPS Group Meeting
August 22nd, 2008 1:30-2 p.m. - RAPS Officers' Meeting
August 29th , 2008 - RAPS to GREAT ESCAPE
12:30 - 3 p.m.
Wednesday, May 7th
Wednesday, August 13th
Friday, October 24th
UVS
Randolph
Friday, August 1st, 2008
1-3 p.m.
UVS Randolph
Call Sue Stone at 802-728-4476, or email: sstone@uvs-vt.org for more information or an updated schedule, flyers will be sent out 2 weeks prior to activity to remind folks!
Whether at home or at work, boundaries are one of the most important and often
neglected foundations for healthy and high-functioning relationships. To some,
the word ‘boundary’ might have a negative connotation: a tightly
closed fence that serves to separate, while to others it may represent a positive
sense of security - a defined border that clarifies what is or is not appropriate
in a given situation.
Healthy boundaries are those that keep the flow of information, behavior, and emotion channeled to the right people, in the right places, at the right time. For example, at work a healthy boundary would include not sharing the details of your salary or your personal relationships, inquiring about your colleague’s love life, or working on your boss to support a specific political candidate. At home, a healthy boundary might be that you don’t bring ‘shop talk’ into down-time with your partner, or that discussions about financial worries or fears are saved for when young children are out of earshot.
Some boundary setting & respecting tips:
1. Prioritize an increased awareness of your own needs (for privacy, for quiet time, for independence, etc) as well as an increased sensitivity to the needs that others may have.
2. Clarify for yourself the identities you have – as parent, spouse, employee, friend, or neighbor – and consider what is expected of you in each of those roles. Sometimes one role may blur with another, and when that happens, how do you function in a way that keeps boundaries clear?
3. Consider the impact of unwanted distractions or influences in your life – your in-laws repeated surprise visits, or a babysitter’s practice of watching soap operas with your young child. These may present opportunities to set boundaries.
Boundaries enhance both personal and professional comfort. When you feel that boundaries are crossed, confusion can set in. Learn more about boundaries in the links below, or call EAP for coaching and support on this topic.
Read more about Boundaries:
Boundaries
Overview…
http://www.easton-snelgrove.com/Articles/boundaries.htm
Know
Your Boundaries at Work…
http://www.revolutionhealth.com/healthy-living/relationships/friends-family/coworkers/workboundaries?s_kwcid=ContentNetwork|949267794
Set Boundaries at the Office to Balance Work, Family…
http://www.usatoday.com/money/jobcenter/workplace/lifeworkfamily/2002-11-26-set-boundaries_x.htm
Need
more information?
For confidential support, contact
INVEST EAP at
800-287-2173
Visit us on the web at:
www.investeap.org