Communiction seminar eng
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This document discusses concepts related to communication from the works of L. Ron Hubbard. It outlines the basics of communication as being there, looking, and not lying. It then defines the components of understanding as affinity, reality, and communication. Affinity is defined as liking or emotional reaction, reality as what seems to be or agreed upon, and communication as the exchange of ideas between two people. It presents the formula for communication as cause, distance, effect with intention, attention, and duplication with understanding. Finally, it discusses getting a person to explain their point of view so they feel less defensive and able to acknowledge other perspectives.
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Treatment Plan and Interventions
Presenting Problems:
Richard presents himself as depressed following his recent divorce. He feels lonely and unworthy. He also reports feeling great anger towards his former wife and unable to move on with his life after the divorce. He considers that the divorce was caused mostly by lack of communication between him and his wife. Richard recognizes that he has had great difficulty in communicating with others throughout his life and that only recently he has become aware of this. He reports that previous to this marriage at the age of 44, relationships with women had been short and non-committal. Throughout the interview Richard revealed that both parents were alcoholic and that he was very isolated and angry as a child. He grew up moving frequently from the homes of relatives, including one of his grandmothers.
Goals for Counseling
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Maximizing Your First Impression
This document provides tips for maximizing your first impression when meeting someone new. It emphasizes the importance of nonverbal communication, noting that 55% of communication comes from body language, 38% from tone of voice, and only 7% from words. The key things to do include smiling, making eye contact, having an open posture, introducing yourself, and finding common ground. Having an enthusiastic, motivated, sincere, and curious attitude will make a better first impression than coming across as angry, boring, resentful, or impatient.
1.2 Doing Philosophy
Here are some ways students can live a life of abundance:
- Focus on personal growth and learning rather than material possessions. Pursue knowledge and new experiences that fulfill your potential.
- Build strong relationships with others through acts of kindness, compassion, and service. Make time for family and friends each day.
- Practice gratitude for the blessings you already have like health, education opportunities, supportive communities. An abundant mindset values what you have.
- Find purpose and meaning in small acts that uplift others, from volunteering to holding doors to leaving encouraging notes. Look for ways to spread abundance wherever you go.
- Take care of your mind, body, and spirit through exercise, meditation, journaling,
Existential perspectives on well being
Lecture on emotional well being and suffering, given at Aarhus in May 2014 for the Danish Psychological Society.
Aarhus, danish psychological society, 2014
This document provides an overview of a conference on psychological disturbances, happiness, and emotional well-being given by Prof Emmy van Deurzen. The conference includes sessions on existential therapy approaches, psychological disturbances and suffering, living with emotions, and happiness and emotional well-being. It discusses existential philosophy and how existential therapy can help people address human issues and find a better path in life.
The Self in Empathy: Self-Empathy [2nd Ed] - K.J. Train & L.W. Niezink
When most people think of empathy, they think of empathizing with someone else. Yet in personal as well as professional life you might find yourself caught between people or groups of people expecting you to ‘understand’ them. Circumstances where you are required to understand and maintain a connection with others can be a source of stress and can get in the way of the job-to-be-done. In this book we describe that to empathize successfully with others requires you to first empathize with yourself. Self-empathy is a tool with which to observe self, first creating presence and then becoming aware of one's own sensations, emotions, thoughts and needs. It requires a personal practice in which you suspend judgment in order for you to notice how experiences come and go. Self-empathy provides a foundation from which you can set out to practice empathy with others. In this 2nd revised edition of the book, the authors have added references to recent research as well as chapters on ethical explorations in (self-)empathy and the light and dark side of empathy.
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Communiction seminar eng
- 1. Communication Drs. Marc J. De Turck Based on the works of L. Ron Hubbard
- 2. The Basics of operation Be there Look Don’t lie
- 3. The components of understanding Communication Reality Affinity L. Ron Hubbard, Dianetics 55
- 4. The components of understanding Affinity: Love, feeling of liking or any other emotional reaction. The degree of liking something or a person. L. Ron Hubbard , A new slant on Life
- 5. The components of understanding Reality: That what seems to be. Reality is in principle agreement as to what is. L. Ron Hubbard ,A new slant on Life
- 6. The components of understanding Communication: The exchange of ideas or objects between two people. L. Ron Hubbard , A new slant on Life
- 7. The components of understanding The third and most important angle of the ARC triangle is communication. Communication is the universal solvent. L. Ron Hubbard, Dianetics 55
- 8. De Componenten van Begrip The formula for communication Cause Distance Effect L. Ron Hubbard, Dianetics 55
- 9. The formula of communication With Intention Attention L. Ron Hubbard, Dianetics 55
- 10. The formula for Communication And Duplication with Understanding L. Ron Hubbard, Dianetics 55
- 11. The formula for communication The formula for communication is cause, distance, effect with intention and attention and duplication with understanding L. Ron Hubbard, Dianetics 55
- 12. The formula for communication A person is as alive as he can communicate L. Ron Hubbard, Dianetics 55
- 13. The Emotional tone scale 4.0 Enthusiasm 3.3 Strong interest 3.0 Conservatism 2.5 Boredom 2.0 Antagonism 1.5 Anger 1.1 Covert Hostility 1.0 Fear 0.5 Grief 0.05 Apathy L. Ron Hubbard, The emotional tone scale
- 14. You can be right In the matter of being right or being wrong, a lot of muddy thinking can develop. Why ? The answer lies in an impulse, inborn in everyone, to try to be right. L. Ron Hubbard, Introduction to Ethics
- 15. You can be right Getting the offender to admit his or her wrongness is to court further degradation. By getting the offender off the compulsive repetition of the wrongness, one then cures it. How ? By rehabilitating the ability to be right! L. Ron Hubbard, Introduction to ethics
- 16. You can be right By getting another to explain how he or she is right – until he or she, being less defensive now, can take a less compulsive point of view. You don’t have to agree with what they think. You only have to acknowledge what they say. And suddenly he can be right. L. Ron Hubbard, Introduction to ethics
Editor's Notes
- DAY 1 10:45 – 13:00 MARC DE TURCK
- Het Scientology handboek, Chapter 3 “De componenten van Begrip” p. 95 (drawing)
- Title: Het Scientology Handboek, p.83 Text: Nieuwe Kijk op het leven, p. 91 § 5
- Title: Het Scientology Handboek, p. 83 Text: Een Nieuwe Kijk op het Leven, p. 93, § 2
- Wat is Scientology (WIS) paperback, Chapter 4 “ Beschrijving van Scientology” p. 77 § 2 “De derde hoek van de driehoek is communicatie, gedefinieerd als de uitwisseling van ideeën of voorwerpen tussen twee mensen”
- Het Scientology Handboek, Chapter 3 “De Componenten van Begrip” p. 90 – Communicatie, last paragraph
- Het Scientology Handboek, chapter 5 « Communicatie » p. 140 § 5 Definition « Oorzaak » see glossary of « Dianetics 55 book » p. 292 Definition « Effect » see glossary of « Dianetics 55 book » p. 276
- Het Scientology Handboek, chapter 5 « Communicatie » p. 140 § 5 + the definitions for « intentie » and « aandacht » have been taken from 2 Dutch dictionaries: « Kramers » and « Van Dale »
- Het Scientology Handboek, chapter 5 « Communicatie », p. 140 § 4 and 5
- Het Scientology Handboek, Chapter 5 “Communicatie” p. 140 § 5
- Dianetics 55, p. 115 § 5, 4th sentence of the paragraph
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