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This document outlines the agenda and objectives for a middle school divorce support group session. The session will include introductions, a discussion of confidentiality, an icebreaker activity, a discussion portion, and a letter writing activity. The objectives are for students to feel comfortable with each other, express their emotions regarding parental divorce, find connections, and foster resilience during this transition. Confidentiality will be discussed and exceptions noted for any risk of harm to self or others.
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Running Head: JOHARI WINDOW
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Johari Window
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CFD 163-Chapter 5-Conflict, Conflict Resolution
This chapter discusses conflict in relationships and constructive approaches to resolving disagreements. It notes that conflict is inevitable but should not escalate to violence. Happy couples tend to understand each other's perspectives during disagreements and are able to resolve issues, while unhappy couples struggle with these areas. The chapter also examines theories of conflict, strategies for healthy discussions, and parenting approaches to disputes between parents and children or adolescents.
Softskills orientation
This document provides an overview of soft skills topics including communication skills, listening skills, verbal communication, non-verbal communication, emotion control, work ethic, critical thinking, and conflict resolution. Key points covered include the importance of listening in communication; identifying communication styles; controlling emotions and not unloading on others; maintaining integrity, reliability, and discipline in work; considering who, what, where, when, why, and how in critical thinking; and strategies for confronting problems respectfully rather than people in conflict resolution.
Plan on How to Make family firmer and gentler.pptx
The document provides information on how to develop firmer and gentler relationships within families. It defines a firm and gentle relationship as one that strengthens the family through difficulties while treating each other with respect, patience, and kindness. It then lists specific ways to foster unity, involve each member, respect individuality, model good behaviors, communicate expectations, reward positive actions, show love and forgiveness, express gratitude, build trust, spend time together, listen attentively, ensure safety, remember God through prayer, communicate well, accept failures, nourish each other through kindness, and serve one another. Developing these qualities helps create a supportive family dynamic and promotes a healthy, stable society.
Diffusing tension in the esl workplace ann marie and jim
This document provides tips for diffusing tension in the ESL workplace. It advises addressing issues causing tension directly rather than hoping they resolve on their own. When tension arises, gather information from all parties individually to understand issues and feelings. Then formulate a solution by acknowledging negative feelings, finding common ground, and compromising where possible. It also recommends maintaining self-care and planning how to apply lessons learned going forward.
Social Aspect in human life
This all about the description of human's social aspect and how people deal with the people around them.
Rba pp
This document discusses relationship banking accounts (RBA) as a metaphor for how relationships are strengthened or weakened based on deposits and withdrawals over time. It emphasizes making regular deposits through small acts of kindness, keeping commitments, understanding others' perspectives, and using respectful communication to maintain positive RBAs. Withdrawals include broken promises, gossip, arrogance, and failing to meet expectations.
Homeroom Guidance.pptx
This module discusses respect, understanding, and listening to others. The key points are:
1. Students will learn to distinguish between situations involving acceptance or discrimination and demonstrate unconditional respect for all people.
2. Respect is important for building and maintaining harmonious relationships. The document provides strategies for respecting others such as considering their unique characteristics, looking past one's own prejudices, and focusing on people's positive qualities.
3. Respecting oneself and others involves treating all people, regardless of differences, with dignity.
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- 2. Agenda ❖ Introductions ❖ Confidentiality ❖ Icebreaker ❖ Discussion ❖ Activity
- 3. Objectives ● Get comfortable with one another ● Express feelings/emotions in regard to parental divorce ● Find connections with one another ● Foster resilience Divorce & Family Changes Session #1
- 4. Ms. Carpenter School Counselor at Woodside Middle School
- 5. Introduction What do you hope to learn/gain during these group sessions? Grade Please state your name. Please state the grade you are in. Name Learning Experience
- 6. Confidentiality Harm to self If anyone is in a position of harm, it is my responsibility to notify the appropriate authorities about the situation and take the necessary actions to ensure your safety. Harm to others Harm to you 01 02 03
- 7. 02 Icebreaker Lie Write down TWO things about you that are true and ONE thing that is a lie. Can anyone guess which one is the lie? 01 Truths
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- 9. Activity Write a letter to one or both parents expressing your feelings about the divorce.
- 10. Thanks! See you all next week!