People and Their Work
Business. Work. Projects.
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Living rich and full lives with purpose, commitment and dedication to work, relationships and community many students of The Way of The Livingness have turned their lives around, no longer just going through the motions, given up, disengaged, withdrawn or disinterested with life but fully engaged in all that they do.
With much to celebrate and share, many are involved in community projects and events, run their own business or bring something unique to their profession or work place. inspiring others in how they work, how they are with others and how they embrace life in every way.
Working in a diverse range of occupations, trades, professions and industries as employees or business owners the students of Universal Medicine bring more than the regular 9-5 attitude.
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Here we take a look into their working lives, business and work philosophies, and the stories behind their incredibly successful careers, businesses and companies including what they have learnt about themselves, working relationships and people along the way.
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Deb McBride has learnt so much about canine and human behaviour, herself and her own relationships from working with dogs and their people.
Having lived with dogs all her life Deb realised that dogs actually had something to contribute to the world ... more than just wagging their tails. read more 
Deb McBride
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Growing up for Mary-Louise Myers portrayed work in a negative light as something that you had to do to earn money. With everybody looking forward to retirement she was not inspired in looking forward to her own working life.
Rebelling with drugs and alcohol to avoid life to now becoming a highly sort after practitioner, how did Mary-Louise turn her life around? read more 
Mary-Louise Myers
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Ariana Ray shares, 'My job is not a 9-5, it never has been, I work long hours and no matter how carefully you plan, you never know what crisis is going to happen next. Social Work is a high pressure high risk field, we deal with children and families under pressure, but how I work today is very different to how I used to work. '
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Ariana Ray
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The Ripple Effect of Love
Helen works predominately within the domain of families with young children and especially, perinatal and infant mental health. The levels of trust she shares with clients and their families as she walks beside them through the challenges and triumphs of fertility, pregnancies and beyond, are profound.
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Helen Giles
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