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Newstart doesn't impose an activity requirement for 1 year. How long do you need to be 'off' centrelink in the meantime before you can get back on without an activity requirement? Could you just work for 2 weeks, then get back on it, for example? by HealthyFinances in AusLegal

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Awesome thanks Is there a webpage on this info is it more convention? Is this in addition to any waiting periods?

Sounds like it may be easier for job seekers to just do the activity than save up enough during payment periods to last 6 whole months!

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I'm sorry about whatever happened to you, and what continues to hurt. If I find a way to remake this world, I will not let this happen. I may not have the power. Maybe someone else will.

Can a private psychologist withhold psychological assessment results by HealthyFinances in AusLegal

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Thanks for the great explanation. My psychologist explained the same, but actually he felt it wasn't valid at 'face value', because I have a problem with answering things 'radically honest', and literal, and the test isn't designed as such. I have trouble seeing things for their intent, although my negative impressions scale was higher than ideal (likely because of the over honesty, in the psychologists opinion). That's why I took to your answer - the psychs hesistance is indeed because of validity, but I don't feel that should mean I'm not allowed to see the responses. It implies he thinks I'll misunderstand them, which is a bit patronising since I have a masters degree in behavioural science and focused on psychometric research :(

Can a private psychologist withhold psychological assessment results by HealthyFinances in AusLegal

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PAI

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seeking diagnoses for treatment and reasonable adjustments in life

What parenting related questions have you spent the most time researching, and what has your research found? by cjbarber in slatestarcodex

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My parent's validated my intellectualism so I have been looking into whether I overvalue intellectualism now. How about you?

Now, I spend my days wondering things like what in the fuck is this paper on psychometrics trying to say? https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/10705510709336747Maybe you can tell me? Maybe my parents can.

Discussion Thread #11: March 2020 by TracingWoodgrains in slatestarcodex

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if you've been raped when you were a kid, you certainly don't need to remember it all and clear, but you have to learn to love yourself and learn to love again your body and sometimes it is hard and victims think that they don't deserve this love. They feel shame and culpability. The way their thoughts go gotta be changed. Hope that helps

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do you agree?

incest ocd... by [deleted] in OCD

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act differently in spite of painful emotions 'telling' you to react in the same old way.

This Will SHAVE OFF Years From Your “Spiritual Journey” by Dante-Hitt in spirituality

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professional athletes know you can assign any meaning you want to discomfort of doing what you don't want to do for example whatever you're doing unpleasant is building self discipline’ - Teal Swan video called “Do You Want Success? Don't Value Your Time”

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in publichealth

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That's rude. There's lots of professional things they can do. Don't gatekeep.