Promoting Resilience in Children, Adolescents and Adults.

Ms Lyn Worsley

Research into personal resilience has traditionally focused on internal factors that make a person able to cope and bounce back in the face of adversity. Research has also focused on risk factors that hold a person back from developing resilience - providing identifiers for young people who are at risk.

Lyn Worsley will present a different model based on the protective factors that build resilience in the developing young person. This new model, called the Resilience doughnut, is a practical, solution and strength focused approach based on recent Australian research into what strong and resilient young people have in common.  It is a simple model that busy GP’s can use to focus on the qualities most likely to strengthen young people, or Adults, facing a crisis or stressful situations.

This recorded live web-cast has been organised by the Australian College of Psychological Medicine.
Sydney, Australia; February 2008

Lyn Worsley
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Ms Lyn Worsley

Lyn Worsley is a child and adolescent Psychologist with a background in Nursing, Youth work, and Teaching. She has a busy private practice and is the director of Alpha Counselling Services in Eastwood and Five Dock Sydney.

She brings her many years of experience with children and families in a variety of settings from street youth work, schools, childcare centres, hospitals, prisons and local youth groups. Her dynamic style of relating to people of all ages is evident in her talks to a diverse range of groups and she is known for her challenging and interactive sessions. 

Lyn has been in private practice for 10 years and is passionate about helping families to utilise their strengths in raising their kids. She has also opened “the change room”, a space that enables people to think outside the square in their search for solutions. This room capitalises on her belief that “if something is not working, -- then do something different”.

Lyn is also married to Neil, a High School Principal, and together they juggle 3 young people, 3 motorbikes, 2 surfboards and a dog.

You can visit Lyn's web page at www.lynworsley.com.au

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