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- This presentation is designed for a general audience, e.g., church, synagogue, and community presentations. Have participants fill out the pre-workshop assessment form. Check in with the audience to determine if they know each other or if introductions would be necessary. If participants aren’t familiar with each other, introductions will be helpful as they will be working with each other during the seminar. You can also ask participants why they came to the seminar. If participants are seated at tables in small groups, one suggested “ice-breaker” activity is to ask participants to look through their wallet or purse, and choose something that represents or describes who they are as a person, a hobby, or something important to them. For example, someone might take out a picture of a family member because family is important to them. Someone may take out a fishing license because they enjoy being outdoors ‘with nature’. This activity should only take 5 minutes I ask how many people have pets? How many have dogs? I usually include some Far Side “dog cartoons”. Feel free to weave in something that works for you! A little humor engages the audience and will help them to retain the information © Barry K. Baines, M.D. 9/2004