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Postby Oracle » Wed Jul 23, 2008 3:03 pm

tessintrnc wrote:No, not rude. I was in financial sectors (stocks shares and all that jazz) but also trained as a post traumatic stress counsellor helping bank staff involved in armed robberies and such like, which was much more interesting and in my opinion a hundred times more worthwhile.
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And then what happened :roll: ..... you fell in love with one of the Bank Robbers and ran away together to the "trnc" :lol:
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Postby kangaroo » Wed Jul 23, 2008 3:07 pm

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tessintrnc wrote:No, not rude. I was in financial sectors (stocks shares and all that jazz) but also trained as a post traumatic stress counsellor helping bank staff involved in armed robberies and such like, which was much more interesting and in my opinion a hundred times more worthwhile.
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Since returning from Cyprus, I have been fascinated by the Cypriot counselling systems regarding post 1974 and what services are available for Cypriots. My ambition in life is for when my kids get older (they are nearly 21 and nearly 22 :oops: ), I will be able to come back to Cyprus and work in the counselling field however worry about the language difference. I know how to speak greek, however would not know the correct terminology. It is good to dream :roll: :o



You can pick it up . Probably the terminolgy is all based on the Greek language anyway. Most of your clients would be English speaking anyway. In the meantime you can go to Greek classes with your grandchildren. :lol:


grandchildren???? they may arrive by immaculate conception... the nearly 21 year old is too busy trying to save and travel (cyprus being the first destination) and the nearly 22 year old... well he is playing the field (with protection!!!!!! :oops: ). No grandkids here! :wink:
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Postby denizaksulu » Wed Jul 23, 2008 3:08 pm

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tessintrnc wrote:No, not rude. I was in financial sectors (stocks shares and all that jazz) but also trained as a post traumatic stress counsellor helping bank staff involved in armed robberies and such like, which was much more interesting and in my opinion a hundred times more worthwhile.
Tess


Since returning from Cyprus, I have been fascinated by the Cypriot counselling systems regarding post 1974 and what services are available for Cypriots. My ambition in life is for when my kids get older (they are nearly 21 and nearly 22 :oops: ), I will be able to come back to Cyprus and work in the counselling field however worry about the language difference. I know how to speak greek, however would not know the correct terminology. It is good to dream :roll: :o



You can pick it up . Probably the terminolgy is all based on the Greek language anyway. Most of your clients would be English speaking anyway. In the meantime you can go to Greek classes with your grandchildren. :lol:


grandchildren???? they may arrive by immaculate conception... the nearly 21 year old is too busy trying to save and travel (cyprus being the first destination) and the nearly 22 year old... well he is playing the field (with protection!!!!!! :oops: ). No grandkids here! :wink:



...and what about the ones that got through? :lol: :lol:
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Postby tessintrnc » Wed Jul 23, 2008 3:09 pm

Oracle wrote:
tessintrnc wrote:No, not rude. I was in financial sectors (stocks shares and all that jazz) but also trained as a post traumatic stress counsellor helping bank staff involved in armed robberies and such like, which was much more interesting and in my opinion a hundred times more worthwhile.
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And then what happened :roll: ..... you fell in love with one of the Bank Robbers and ran away together to the "trnc" :lol:


I was personally involved in two armed robberies (the innocent end, I hasten to add)!!! But no, no love involved, just a sawn off shotgun and a hand gun!!! :shock:
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Postby denizaksulu » Wed Jul 23, 2008 3:14 pm

tessintrnc wrote:
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tessintrnc wrote:No, not rude. I was in financial sectors (stocks shares and all that jazz) but also trained as a post traumatic stress counsellor helping bank staff involved in armed robberies and such like, which was much more interesting and in my opinion a hundred times more worthwhile.
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And then what happened :roll: ..... you fell in love with one of the Bank Robbers and ran away together to the "trnc" :lol:


I was personally involved in two armed robberies (the innocent end, I hasten to add)!!! But no, no love involved, just a sawn off shotgun and a hand gun!!! :shock:



You are safe now tess. No guns in the north to threaten you. I often wonder how I would react under similar circumstances (bank robbery)
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Postby tessintrnc » Wed Jul 23, 2008 3:24 pm

denizaksulu wrote:
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tessintrnc wrote:No, not rude. I was in financial sectors (stocks shares and all that jazz) but also trained as a post traumatic stress counsellor helping bank staff involved in armed robberies and such like, which was much more interesting and in my opinion a hundred times more worthwhile.
Tess


And then what happened :roll: ..... you fell in love with one of the Bank Robbers and ran away together to the "trnc" :lol:


I was personally involved in two armed robberies (the innocent end, I hasten to add)!!! But no, no love involved, just a sawn off shotgun and a hand gun!!! :shock:



You are safe now tess. No guns in the north to threaten you. I often wonder how I would react under similar circumstances (bank robbery)


We are programmed to react as "fight or flight" but you can do neither with a gun aimed at you, it was scary, but I wasn't as badly affected as some of my co-workers (hence my venture into PTS counselling). I have counselled people that have been very badly treated and physically hurt. But don't worry - I feel very safe here!!!
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Postby kangaroo » Wed Jul 23, 2008 3:33 pm

tessintrnc wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:
tessintrnc wrote:
Oracle wrote:
tessintrnc wrote:No, not rude. I was in financial sectors (stocks shares and all that jazz) but also trained as a post traumatic stress counsellor helping bank staff involved in armed robberies and such like, which was much more interesting and in my opinion a hundred times more worthwhile.
Tess


And then what happened :roll: ..... you fell in love with one of the Bank Robbers and ran away together to the "trnc" :lol:


I was personally involved in two armed robberies (the innocent end, I hasten to add)!!! But no, no love involved, just a sawn off shotgun and a hand gun!!! :shock:



You are safe now tess. No guns in the north to threaten you. I often wonder how I would react under similar circumstances (bank robbery)


We are programmed to react as "fight or flight" but you can do neither with a gun aimed at you, it was scary, but I wasn't as badly affected as some of my co-workers (hence my venture into PTS counselling). I have counselled people that have been very badly treated and physically hurt. But don't worry - I feel very safe here!!!


So are you required to hold formal qualification (a degree in counselling) to work in cyprus?
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Postby tessintrnc » Wed Jul 23, 2008 3:41 pm

I don't know kangaroo, I would have thought so though.
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Postby ttoli » Wed Jul 23, 2008 3:55 pm

Originally a travel agent, I worked for the Metropolitan Police for a few years before moving here, wanting a fresh challenge I'm now back in the Travel Industry promoting a destination that I now call home.
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Postby tessintrnc » Wed Jul 23, 2008 3:59 pm

ttoli wrote:Originally a travel agent, I worked for the Metropolitan Police for a few years before moving here, wanting a fresh challenge I'm now back in the Travel Industry promoting a destination that I now call home.


Rush back to the keeping cool thread ttoli!! Big O is taking an unhealthy interest in where you keep your knickers!!!
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