Creating Tomorrow's Schools Today
Education is the single most important factor which determines the future for our children, our economy, our society and ultimately our planet.
Richard bridges together his experiences as a former award-winning teacher and globally renowned principal with the insights and strategy gained working as a government policy advisor and board member.
He helps clarify the vision, thinking and processes which must be focused on in order to ensure that we, as teachers, administrators, parents and policymakers alike, can develop a system that prepares our young people for a world-class future.
Richard speaks with precision about exactly what skills, behaviours and attributes our children will need to not only survive but thrive in their futures. His education speeches are noted worldwide for their humour, insight, provocations and practical application.
They mirror his first best-selling book: Creating Tomorrow’s Schools Today.
Change: Leading and Sustaining a Culture of Organisational Change
In this session, Richard explores why change and uncertainty are becoming so challenging for organisations. He examines how risk aversion, a need for safety, security and control can stifle and hamper both individuals and organisations.
Richard argues that we must understand why so many of us develop an aversion to change as we grow and how we must learn to change our mindsets and motivations as a result.
He explains that by focusing on developing our people to accept and embrace change this, in turn, will help organisations create a sustainable culture of development where responsibilities and accountabilities are shared, ideas and momentum can spring from anywhere and where traditional hierarchies morph to facilitate self-leadership and real collaboration.
He explores the power of creativity, curiosity and confidence to understand how to embrace change in uncertain times and why we must shift the paradigm to understand that change is not a program or a strategy but is an ever-present in the organic nature of the 21st Century.
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What are Considered Sexual Problems?
Lack of sexual desire or interest in sex, inability to become physically aroused or excited during sexual activity, delay or absence of orgasm (climax), pain during intercourse.
Sexual Problems in Males
Erectile Dysfunction- Inability to achieve or maintain a erection (hard penis) suitable for intercourse
Retarted Dysfunction- Absent / delayed ejaculation despite enough sexual stimulation
Early/Premature Ejaculation – Inability to control ejaculation
Depression
Enlarged Prostate or Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia
Hydrocele
Loss of libido
Male hypogonadism
Sexually transmitted diseases
Low sperm count
Testicular pain
Ayurvedic approach towards Sexual Problems
According to Ayurveda; food, sleep, sex/celibacy, if properly indulged, support the body constantly just like the house is supported by the pillars.
As Apana Vayu is one of the five subtypes of Vata, located in lower part of colon and intestines, naval region, urinary bladder and genital region and governs the activities in these parts.
It is responsible for ejaculation of semen during sex in normal menstruation in women. It helps in maintaining pregnancy by holding the fetus till the term.
It helps in expelling urine, feces, menstrual blood, semen or fetus.
Doctors at KSAC Hospitals, focus on improving health and treating diseased condition in natural ways in terms of Diet, Lifestyle, Yoga , Meditation and also with Ayurvedic medications and treatments.
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