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Bike Hop World Record Broken in Warrington October 2014 www.warrington-worldwide.co.uk 1 2 www.warrington-worldwide.co.uk October 2014 Editor Gary Skentelbery Production Paul Walker Editor’s Comment Advertising DAVE Thompson and the team at Warrington Disability out lets, as well as offering a repair James Balme Partnership never cease to amaze me. service for disability equipment. Nick White Dave has again completed inspirational character with a positive I am proud and honoured to be Freephone a trustee of Warrington Disability 0800 955 5247 his “Going the extra mile Scuba “can do” attitude. Challenge” and together with Dave, Tom and others at the Partnership and would urge anyone Editorial other members of the team and charity are inspirational for their “can who requires a little motivation in life 01925 623631 their supporters, raised thousands do” attitude and set a fine example to pop along to the head quarters in Email of pounds which will go towards others should follow. Beaufort Street and take a look at info@warrington- helping stage next year’s Disability Like many other organisations what can be done in life. worldwide.co.uk Awareness Day, another inspirational WDP faced funding cuts during the Finally congratulations to event which helps promote recession but instead of feeling sorry Warrington Borough Council on their Websites independent living. for themselves they set up a trading decision to perform a u-turn and keep www.culchethlife.com Having watched Dave complete arm to the charity selling diability ther Sandy Lane recycling centre at www.frodshamlife.co.uk his dive on you-tube, I found myself equipment which has become a Stockton Heath open - a victory for www.lymmlife.co.uk almost breathless just watching his great success, trading from three common sense and people power! www.warrington.tv final length! www.warrington- The fact he did a mile under water, worldwide.co.uk taking 2 hours 40 minutes, after Address earlier in the day doing a quarry New Media Centre dive, defies belief when you consider Old Road Warrington he only has the use of one arm WA4 1AT following a spinal injury in 1989. Dave was joined this year by former Solider Tom Coleridge, who suffered a spinal injury after being Shelly’s warrington-worldwide is shot in Afghanistan - again another published monthly by Orbit News Ltd. The contents of this magazine Eggs Benedict are fully protected by copyright and nothing may be reprinted or reproduced without prior A great way to permission of the publishers. start your day The publishers are not liable for any statement made or opinion expressed by third parties in this publication. Fresh Tasty Homecooked Food Printed by TwentyFourSeven 8 Bold Street, Warrington Tel 01925 654000 www.shellysrestaurant.eu October 2014 www.warrington-worldwide.co.uk 3 Inspirational Jess receives award from Dragon WARRINGTON teenager Jessica Dixon is celebrating after paralysed, to learning to walk, talk watch, the young people who will be receiving a prestigious award at the Peter Jones Enterprise and hold a pen, we are extremely changing the world!” Academy Graduation Ceremony hosted at Freemasons’ Hall proud of her efforts. Against all odds Jess‘s success is not stopping in London. she achieved the distinction star she with just one award. She has been Jessica, aged 19 from Callands, On returning to the course, Jess worked so hard for.” nominated by Warrington Collegiate was awarded the Inspirational took part in numerous fundraising Entrepreneur and star of Dragons’ for the National Association of Student 2014 Award by the Dragon’s activities including an 80 foot drop Den Peter Jones CBE presented Colleges (AOC) Student of the Year Den star Peter Jones, sponsored by abseil from the college roof, which Jessica with her award in front of Award 2014. Canon, for her dedication to the she completed amid thunderous hundreds of guests during the annual Students can find out more about course and her inspirational story. applause, which raised over £300 graduation ceremony. wide variety of Vocational Courses, Despite a serious illness, Guillian for charity. This was a massive Alice Barnard, CEO of the Apprenticeships, Higher Education Barrè Syndrome, one of the worst achievement, something Jess couldn’t Peter Jones Foundation said: “The and Professional Qualifications on nerve damage cases the doctor have imagined doing five months Peter Jones Enterprise Academy offer at Warrington Collegiate by had seen, causing her to miss three earlier when she was very ill, graduation is always such a highlight visiting the Open Evening and skills months at the start of the course, wheelchair bound and in hospital. for me and it is fantastic to celebrate show on Monday 20 October, Jessica achieved a triple distinction Steve Lawrence, Jessica’s Learning the future generation of entrepreneurs 5-8pm or by visiting the website star, the top grade, through her Mentor at Warrington Collegiate, as they embark on the next chapter www.warrington.ac.uk determination, dedication and said, “Jessica’s energy and of their lives – these are the ones to positive mental attitude. Jessica’s enthusiasm, drive and motivation to fellow students and lecturers at succeed make her a shining example Warrington Collegiate, nominated and role model to others.” her for the award, recognising her Jessica said: “I feel extremely hard work and her cheerfulness, privileged to receive the award of despite numerous setbacks. Inspirational Student of the Year 2014. It is a huge honour of which I am very proud. My Journey at the PJEA, despite being a struggle, has taught me never to give up. “I owe a very big thank you to my mum and sister for helping me to stay strong and a big thank you to the staff at Warrington Collegiate; especially Steve Lawrence my Learning Mentor for supporting my decision to carry on my studies and for believing in me every step of the way. I now look forward to a bright future as I start my Business HND at the college”. Jessica’s Mum, Lesley and older sister Amy, are full of praise for Jessica, saying, “After everything Jessica has been though over the last 10 months, from being 85% 4 www.warrington-worldwide.co.uk October 2014 Michael Hello and welcome to my Mahoney is monthly column . a Clinical Hypnotherapist. He has research, and patient trials experience. He is a member of by Michael Mahoney the Hypnotherapy Association, an associate of the Primary Care Society for Gastroenterology, Anger - an Emotional Stress Response based at Woolston Surgery, To explore beliefs about anger inappropriately), or becomes Neighbourhood Hub, anger, it is worth tracing increasingly withdrawn (turning the Warrington WA1 4PN. it back to early childhood anger onto themselves). A child’s Tel: 01925-658322 email experiences of how we did or behavior openly expresses their [email protected] didn’t express this emotion, experience of the world and the www.michaelmahoney and how it was handled by emotional harm they feel. Negative hypnotherapist.com our caregivers, and society ways of coping can then become in general, which could reinforced and ingrained into safely expressing the feelings via have varied throughout the adulthood. a physical or mental activity. Some generations. The emotion of ‘anger’ is tied people do this by focusing on a Whatever age you now are, you in to the fl ight, fi ght or freeze project or hobby, attending the may remember the different pressures phenomenon, which is an outdated gym, fi nding other forms of creative and expectations you felt as you instinct fi rst created when we were expression i.e. art, interior design, were growing up, which resulted cave people. We had to either fi ght cooking. It is also important to learn in reoccurring stress responses. or escape to survive, or just freeze to be assertive rather than passive or Children in particular feel stressed in the hope that we were not seen. aggressive, in order to express your in school and social environments, Anger pumps the adrenalin around and it will depend on how secure our body so that we can act, it is thoughts and be respectful of your they feel in their home environment fear of the unknown that freezes own needs. As energy becomes as to how well they cope with stress. us and stops the fl ow of adrenalin, more positively focused, negative Children are like human sponges causing the body to shut down. feelings are released, and thoughts they take everything in through all Anger is empowering and healing, become clearer, creating space for their senses. From the age of 7 or 8 it brings balance and understanding positive change. they then start to question things and of situations and ourselves, if we are Some people however, feel are able to think for themselves more. able to accept the feelings and work unable to change on their own, and However, if they have experienced through them. It is also important require professional support. They any emotional and psychological to fi nd safe, appropriate ways may need to attend Counselling or harm, e.g. constant criticism, then to physically express our angry Hypnotherapy to help them work the damage is already done, feelings. When anger is expressed, through negative blocks, and learn which will leave them with distorted the adrenalin is allowed to fl ow new ways of managing stress. thoughts, attitudes and beliefs which through the body as intended. This If you would like to discuss this then infl uence behavior. 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