Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Sign in. Log into your account. Password recovery. Whilst we are continually learning about the wealth of information relating to working with traumatised individuals, we also know that it is only through the power of a trusting and nurturing relationship with carers, that safety can be established, allowing change to occur. Achieving this whilst ensuring that children and young people are safe remains our priority.
Providing healthy childhood experiences and creating fun-based positive memories, where individuals feel safe, is what fuels our passion. This will always remain at the heart of our provision. Understanding trauma helps us to see beyond the harmful behaviours of a child or young person. When we do this, we stop judging and personalising behaviours and can focus on empathising with the life story of every individual.
In doing so we connect more deeply with them and understand the way that pain-based thoughts and feelings can often be either expressed or suppressed through their behaviours. This knowledge allows us to continue to use relationships as the conduit for change, healing and recovery and ensures that the need to create a safe and healthy child-centred environment remains paramount.
As an organisation we are learning and developing every day. But she said Gordon insisted on paying her. Gordon died from silicone embolism in her lungs about a week after getting the shots in March Stewart testified that she believed the woman performing the injections at a Jackson, Miss. Stewart had been charged with "depraved-heart" murder, but the jury convicted on a lesser charge of culpable negligent manslaughter. Tracey Lynn Garner, the one suspected of administering the injections, is charged with depraved-heart murder in the deaths of Gordon and another woman, Marilyn Hale of Selma, Ala.
She has pleaded not guilty, with her trial scheduled for March. A friend and a prison minister also pleaded for mercy on Stewart's behalf, saying she had changed her life during the 13 months she's been held in the Hinds County jail.
In other cases, photographs delivered from our exclusive Portrait Horse System are utilized for inspiration, with photographs used to best replicate the color and markings of living horses. In other cases, model horses are often custom made based upon the vision and artistic intent of private collectors the world over who use our equally exclusive Design-a-Horse System. Many collectible model horses are also inspired from carefully conceived artistic renderings crafted in decorator inspired color pallets, or in fantasy inspirations, such as our well known Unicorn model horses.
In other cases, Stone Horses often invites world renown equine artists to create highly collectible Artist Editions, while the other artists working within the Stone Horses family concentrate of new releases limited and special edition model horses. Once a given horse has been handcrafted, carved, etched, washed several times and hand painted, each horse receives a proprietary mix of finishing and infrared baking that not only bring out the colors and details, but also strengthen each horse in such a way they can easily be handed from one generation of family members to the next.
As a result, Stone Horses are well known to be the finest of their kind and are highly sought after by collectors from all over the world! How are Model Horses Created? The way Stone Horses goes about creating a new model horse is tried and true. Following many months of preparation work, each finished model undergoes a series of customization and washing process, to make the horse ready for an artist to undertake custom painting and necessary finishing work.
Stone Horses artists are measured by the detail and quality of their work, as there are no substitutes for the time it takes to render every horse as a work of art. Model Horse Artists, Artisans and Craftsmen The crafting of each original model horse begins when an equine artisan begins crafting, etching, sculpting, sanding and washing the model horse foundation.
An incredible amount of attention to detail is placed on balancing anatomical correctness, with aesthetically pleasing details intended to both inspire and delight model horse collectors from all over the world. Model Horse Preparation Under the guidance of the master craftsmen, each steel mold is cast for an industrial press to inject molten Cellulose Acetate Resin as the foundation material for each model horse.
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