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In a small but impactful way, that's what the Global Down Syndrome Foundation's Be Beautiful Be Yourself Gala is all about... changing perceptions to change realities.

Therapist contact and support were described as very important in changing perceptions to feeling hopeful about the ways in which the therapy could be effective: 'When [name of CBT nurse]explained, I was thinking I really want to be part of it (therapy sessions).....I'm going to know what it's about and hopefully it will be good.' (Participant 10, 54 years).

Additionally, young people recounted several enabling factors that included female strategies to overcome obstacles, changing perceptions to contraceptive use, and changing attitude towards a small family size.

I put the idea of changing perception to Alex Finlay of the London Cannabis Club, one of the groups involved in organizing the Hyde Park event every year, who agrees that we've got to rebrand cannabis.

It aimed to shift stereotypes around disability – changing perceptions usually linked to limitation, pity and pathos to those illustrating creativity, through 24 short (90-second) films, and a 30-minute documentary.

The next short video in the series Coaching for Behavioral Change: Changing Perceptions accompanies this article.

The rise of colorful, maverick detectives in the 70's -- Kojak, Baretta, Starsky and Hutch -- responded to changing perceptions of authority, not only to the social authority of the police officers themselves but also to the structure of authority in the workplace.

Stubbornly refusing to reconsider one's values in the face of changing perceptions might appear to be a position of integrity, a stand against what Justice Scalia might perceive as dangerous "relativism".