• Feature: "Fill-in the Cracks with Educated Facts" sheds significant insight through a
first hand experience that subtle and often invisible processing challenges present.
• Fact: Most people experience an ongoing or temporary situation in their life that lends
itself to “falling through the cracks” in one way or another. It is especially prevalent in
younger years, as much is developmental.
• Effect: This "can" have profound effects on how people perceive themselves and others
when not understood. Depending on how this is viewed and dealt with contributes to a
significant outcome being either positive or negative in a person’s life.
• Fact: Both business and educational experiences are greatly impacted for those being
challenged as well as for those around them.
• Solutions: Remediation, Education and ability to Self-Advocate
• Benefits of Understanding: Acknowledgement, Acceptance, Eliminate Shame and
Blame, Tolerance
Contributing factors: Stress, developmental challenges, neurological disorders, educational
gaps, corporate culture, hormonal changes, etc.
• Solution-based activity #1: Insightful, from the heart, verbal illustration of topic
• Benefit: Emotional connection obtained by audience participants.
• Solution-based activity #2: (Big draw) "Try-on" an invisible disability.
• This shows how a subtle processing challenge in a simple task, generates reactions
of "ahh-ha’s" and promotes understanding.
• Benefit: Now a concept becomes a reality.
• Benefit: Provider of genuine, constructive solutions verses well-meaning, yet
destructive actions.
• Solution-based activity #3: Interactive audience discussion
• Benefit: Participants obtain new level of awareness, are now able to recognize and
verbalize real-life challenges. Participants are now more able to provide solution based
answers.
FREE gift related to beginning of presentation will be sent to interested participants via email
after workshop involvement.
Ability-challenge simulation utilizes mirrors donated by Sav-on drugs in support of community
awareness.
Mo’ Talks™ endorses societies and associations for referencing appropriately screened and
board certified professionals over personal referrals (as individual needs and expertise differ).
Mo Bailey
mo@write4good.com
619-287-2822 direct line
www.Write4Good.com
first hand experience that subtle and often invisible processing challenges present.
• Fact: Most people experience an ongoing or temporary situation in their life that lends
itself to “falling through the cracks” in one way or another. It is especially prevalent in
younger years, as much is developmental.
• Effect: This "can" have profound effects on how people perceive themselves and others
when not understood. Depending on how this is viewed and dealt with contributes to a
significant outcome being either positive or negative in a person’s life.
• Fact: Both business and educational experiences are greatly impacted for those being
challenged as well as for those around them.
• Solutions: Remediation, Education and ability to Self-Advocate
• Benefits of Understanding: Acknowledgement, Acceptance, Eliminate Shame and
Blame, Tolerance
Contributing factors: Stress, developmental challenges, neurological disorders, educational
gaps, corporate culture, hormonal changes, etc.
• Solution-based activity #1: Insightful, from the heart, verbal illustration of topic
• Benefit: Emotional connection obtained by audience participants.
• Solution-based activity #2: (Big draw) "Try-on" an invisible disability.
• This shows how a subtle processing challenge in a simple task, generates reactions
of "ahh-ha’s" and promotes understanding.
• Benefit: Now a concept becomes a reality.
• Benefit: Provider of genuine, constructive solutions verses well-meaning, yet
destructive actions.
• Solution-based activity #3: Interactive audience discussion
• Benefit: Participants obtain new level of awareness, are now able to recognize and
verbalize real-life challenges. Participants are now more able to provide solution based
answers.
FREE gift related to beginning of presentation will be sent to interested participants via email
after workshop involvement.
Ability-challenge simulation utilizes mirrors donated by Sav-on drugs in support of community
awareness.
Mo’ Talks™ endorses societies and associations for referencing appropriately screened and
board certified professionals over personal referrals (as individual needs and expertise differ).
Mo Bailey
mo@write4good.com
619-287-2822 direct line
www.Write4Good.com
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