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Guess what I do?Guess what I do?Helping you achieve your dreams
Jacquie Tewes is all about helpingpeople. Her philosophy is to be the bestyou can be and is very passionate abouthelping people and organisations toachieve their goals.
Jacquie has set up a service whichcan help you to achieve your careerpotential and is 100% committed to yoursuccess. Jacquie’s range of skillsincludes career development, network-ing, sales, coaching and mentoring.
Through her Job Boot Camp pro-gram, she will share her knowledge andcapability, giving you access to insidersecrets of how to land the job you wantfaster. Some of the areas she can assistyou with include: career developmentstrategies (choosing the right job foryou), assisting you to create the bestResume and job application; highlightyour core strengths and perform at yourbest in job interviews to win the job of
your dreams.The Job Boot Camp program is
aimed at those willing to put in the extraeffort to reap the rewards and land agreat job. You may be a school leaver,graduate, returnee to the workforce,someone seeking that next promotion, ora career changer– Jacquie will help youdevelop the skills and attitude needed towin that job or promotion.
With Jacquie’s help, you’ll be able toperform at your absolute peak during thejob selection process and put yourself onthe path to success. You can book in forone-on-one sessions and workshops(dates to be advised). You can seeJacquie present at the “EA/PA Summit”on 31 July - 1 August 2013 in Canberra.
Her topics include Advancing YourCareer and Winning Your Next JobInterview.
Treating soft tissue in horses
Elka Fischer’s job title mayseem a mouthful, but her job isreally quite simple – she works ongeneral health and soft tissueinjuries for horses.
She is an equine body workerand Jenkins equine neurophysio-logic therapist.
Jenkins equine neurophysio-logic therapy is a method foraddressing primary soft tissue dis-tortions which do not resolvethrough rest and cause long-termcompensation issues throughoutthe horse’s body.
These kinds of issues can affectthe horse’s performance and well-being in all disciplines of equestri-an sports.
Owners often note a change ofbehaviour, attitude, loss of flexion,change of range of motion but notactual lameness. Often this is inter-preted as the horse becoming‘naughty’, or just unwilling to per-form.
The most common soft tissueinjuries occur in the paddock asthe horse goes for a gallop and
slips or falls, especially after rainor storms. Therefore unriddenhorses can also be affected, forexample foals will stop thrivingand maturing the way they nor-mally would.
But through Elka’s ministra-tions and technical expertise, yourhorse can soon be back on itsway to full health and performingat its peak.
• THERAPY: Elka Fisherapplying her skill.
In a man’s worldCynthia Southwell is not your
run-of-the-mill shearing contrac-tor.
She’s been shearing for morethan a decade but three years agodecided to head up her own team,taking over from Binalong localBernie Downey (dec).
“I thought it was pretty cool.Not many women shear so Ithought I might as well give it ago,” Cynthia says.
She is proud of being able toshear 200 sheep in a day. She reg-ularly has six shearers in herteam but has had up to 11, plus
wool classers, roustabouts,pressers and a penner up.
She has another female shear-er in her team and a femaleroustabout. Cynthia finds the mixof women and men works welland makes a friendly, efficientoperation.
Her team works mainly in theBoorowa-Binalong area but isprepared to travel to other areasin the region.
Cynthia’s slogan is ‘no job istoo big or too small’ – they’lleven shear your pet sheep!
• TEAM: Cynthia Southwell (left) heads up a team of male andfemale shearers. Pictured here are Clare Hanson, Jessica
Patterson, Gregory Wynwood and Andrew Harrington.
A tailored approach to wellnessAs a kinesiologist, Wendy Taggart is
focused on both your mind and your body.Rather than a therapist telling you what
they think is wrong, and what they think thesolution is, Wendy uses muscle testing to con-nect with your mind-body.
Wendy has been working as a kinesiologistfor four years in the Yass and Canberra region.She aims to empower you to take control ofyour progress and gives you tools and strate-gies to enable you to heal and grow.
Kinesiology combines gentle, muscle-test-ing techniques with Chinese medicine princi-ples, western science (anatomy, physiologyand nutrition), counselling and energetic sci-ence. It works because it identifies the underly-ing cause/s of your condition or symptoms. Allof you - thoughts, emotions, muscles, organs,hormones, nutrition and energy - are consid-ered as part of a holistic context.
Wendy believes the body will communicatewhat’s wrong.
“It is your mind-body that shows us what isactually happening, and your mind-body thatguides me in developing the best solution,” shesays.
“Please note that kinesiology does not pro-vide medical diagnosis - only doctors can dothat. Rather, kinesiology identifies stressthrough a bio-feedback system, accessing
information about your mind-body in waysthat are sometimes beyond medical testing.”
With Wendy, your treatment is tailored pre-
cisely to your needs. This enables you to over-come obstacles and achieve deep, lastingresults.
• MIND-BODY: Kinesiologist Wendy Taggart with patient Tina Hill.
New Directions Kinesiology
Is a non-invasive healing combining Eastern medicine with
Western science. It is used to balance the body on an emotional,
physical and biochemical level.Kinesiology can assit with
Fatigue - stress - pain learning difficulties - allergies
muscle injury &general well being
Wendy Taggart - Kinesiologist (Dip Kin)
0409 644 837
elkafi [email protected] or
phone 0403 051 711
A local and personalised support process which helps you get the job you want faster.
STRATEGIES FOR SUCCESSFULJOB-HUNTING, PREPARATION & PERFORMING
AT INTERVIEWS PLUS…
JOB BOOT CAMP - YASS
RM1900138
