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 6 1 lb Natural Ice Cubes by Igloo 25078  US $29.94
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 Igloo Natural 2 Ice Pack for Coolers NEW US $19.99
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 Igloo Natural 2 Ice Pack for Coolers US $54.48
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 Igloo Ice Substitute Natural Ice 1 Lb 6P385 25078 natural ice 1 lb 6p US $13.18
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 Igloo Natural 2 Ice Pack for Coolers US $18.75
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 1 lb Natural Ice Cubes by Igloo 25078 US $4.99
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Igloo Duo 6 Can Capacity Regiment Lunch Sack Cool has been in style at igloo for 65 years. Now it’s in fashion for those with the most discriminating tastes, too. Utilitarian style with a feminine side the Regiment Duo is uniquely created for showcasing one of a kind individualism. Distressed. Deconstructed. Tough. These bags definitely have a personality all their own. With a largely urban appeal, it’s a diamond in the rough. It ... |
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Igloo 25078 1 lb. Natural Ice Cubes $3.20 Made with pure water, Natural Ice is safer for family around foods and drinks. Freezes faster than chemical gel packs and lasts up to 2 times longer. Sealed tight in durable reinforced plastic. Reusable material can be hand washed and is easy to clean with soap and water. Plastic sheets are flexible to wrap around items or simply lay flat conforming to the valuable cooler space available. Can be c... |
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Igloo 25079 Natural Ice 2-Lb 6p (6EA/CA) Igloo 25079 Natural Ice 2-Lb 6p (6EA/CA)... |
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Ultimate Ice Wraps Igloo MaxCold Natural Ice Sheets The Igloo MaxCold Natural Ice Sheets are high quality replacement sheets for your Ultimate Ice Wrap. Grabbing an extra ice sheet or two is always a good idea, and these top of the line pure water and non toxic sheets are as good as it gets. Designed to be flexible even when frozen these ice sheets are reusable time after time. Extra ice packs are handy when you need to keep ice on an injury for an... |
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Island, 2005 (w/c on paper) by Kestutis.. - Mouse Mat Art247 Highest Quality Natural Rubber Mouse Mats - Mouse Mat $12.99 Natural Rubber Mouse MatAll products are produced from the highest quality natural rubber.Heavy Weight Traditional Mousemats actual size: 250 x 190 x 6mmCrop shown is automated for display purposes only. All mousemats are hand finished and the best most appropriate crop will always be selected to best show the full image. Therefore, actual product may vary from crop shown.... |
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An Igloo on the Lake: A Woodland Fantasy for Those Who Love Secrets of the Forests $9.99 If you close your eyes and listen to the wind whisper in the trees or stand quietly when the snow is falling softly all around you, it is possible that you may become aware of small things that you have not noticed before. Perhaps your imagination will capture the image of a little golden-haired fairy, only two inches tall, who lives in a beautiful forest. Could it be that the flutter in a nearby ... |
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Wonders of the World, 100 Incredible and Inspiring Places on Earth $7.49 Take a trip around the globe along the international date line from East to West, & stop off at 100 awe-inspiring wonders en route. From the magnificent Mom Statues of Easter Island to the splendor of the Sydney Opera House, via the amazing Amazon Rainforest & the marvelous markets of Marrakesh, enjoy the sightseeing tour of a lifetime in Wonders of the World.... |
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Natural Patterns (Picture Perfect) $1.99 ... |
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J Artola Men's Igloo Shearling Boot Step into the perfect cool-weather feel with the Igloo boot from J Artola. The shearling lining brings immaculate comfort to the scene while the leather upper is rustic and masculine. A soft crepe sole cushions your stride with every step in this high-class casual boot.... |
Dynamic Therapists
Provo Canyon School a residential treatment facility owned and operated as a subsidiary of Universal Health Services, Inc, one of the nation's leading hospital management organization. Provo Canyon School specializes in treating teen boys and girls with emotional, behavioral and learning difficulties and have been unresponsive to outpatient counseling or previous inpatient psychiatric or substance abuse programs.
Dr. Russ Gaede, another one of out dynamic therapists has done a great deal of work with youth before coming to Provo Canyon School. He received his Bachelor’s Degree in psychology at University of Utah and his Masters in mental health counseling at the University of Phoenix. Dr. Gaede then went on to complete his Doctorate in clinical psychology from Forest Institute for psychology in Springfield, MI. He is certified in marriage and family therapy and has worked at residential treatment centers before coming and continues to teach at Utah Valley College in the behavioral sciences department. Over the last four year he has taught intro to counseling, abnormal psychology, and theory of personality.
Dr. Gaede shared several highlights from the past year with us, particularly his trips with his team to various sites off campus.
On one of the trips to Heber valley campus last August, Dr Gaede took 10 girls for a three day and two night retreat. While the girls were there they did a service project where they stacked wood for locals, they took part in making their own food over an open fire and were able to connect with the other girls in a deeper way with the added benefit of the great outdoors. They also took part in an art therapy project where they were given materials to make their own journal. They decorated them with pieces of natural objects and were then given assignments to help them process their reactions and emotions from the trip. They spent some of this exercise alone and other pieces of it as a group. When this was finished they had their journals to keep and then formed into a drum circle. This exercise was especially important for them because they were able to learn about the importance of rhythm and being in sync with those around you. The girls were able to see the result of being out of sync in a group when you are part of a rhythm and how at other times it is okay to strike out and be different than other players, as in a solo that compliments the harmony. The students came back to the campus feeling rejuvenated by the experience and were very grateful for the experience. There are plans to do another retreat for the girls’ campus again in the summer of 2007.
Dr. Gaede has also been part of trips where he has taken his team of students up to the Provo Canyon Yurt for overnight retreats. Often, the students will snow shoe in for a mile and a half, gather wood, hike, play in the snow and then settle for the evening around a warm fire for a process group and dinner. On the last trip they went on the students found an igloo that someone had made, had therapy in the igloo and then set goals for themselves to see what they wanted to work on. There were lots of positive comments, “it’s beautiful out here, I wish I could stay longer,” another student said, “I learned a lot over the last two days, learned a lot about my team and my staff.” One other student added, “I think what really stuck out was that there was such a thing as sober fun.” For many of the students in his team it was an awakening to the power of sober fun and gleaning joy and meaning from the elements of nature and connecting with others.
Dr. Gaede also added that throughout the year him and his team go canoeing with the girls. The last trip they went about 2 miles down river, then had time to play in the water and have fun. It’s a great opportunity for the girls because they are learning to do new things and actually work a canoe with two people, because when you are rowing as a team you need to figure out how to set a pace, rhythm and direction together so that you can get to where you need to.
More recent they went hiking up to the big Y on the mountain right by Provo Canyon’s Orem Campus. “It’s a pretty steep hike and it took a while to get up there and we sat up there and talked about the view and they also realized that they have to work for it, both to get on the trip and to climb up the mountain.”
Dr. Gaede is busy with his team of students and excited about planning the next series of trips for the coming year, we promised to check back with him about his adventures!
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