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“Thinking for a Change” Curriculum 3.1 - Trainer Counselor for T4C

“Thinking for a Change” Curriculum 3.1 - Trainer Counselor for T4C

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In step 1, did _____ “tune into what was going<br />

on in his/her body to help him/her know<br />

what he/she was feeling”? What evidence did<br />

you see or hear?<br />

In step 2, did _____, “decide what happened to<br />

make him/her feel that way?” What did ______<br />

decide? How did _______ show that he was<br />

thinking about this decision?<br />

Did _____, “decide what he/she could call the<br />

feeling,” in step 3? What feeling or feelings did<br />

______ name?<br />

Notes<br />

answer to these<br />

questions about<br />

per<strong>for</strong>ming the steps is<br />

always, “yes.”<br />

When a group member<br />

answers “yes,” prompt<br />

them by asking; “What<br />

evidence did you see or<br />

hear?”<br />

(Answer: He/she<br />

pointed to his/her head<br />

and said ...)<br />

Group facilitators<br />

should solicit answers<br />

from group members<br />

that are specific to the<br />

modeling display.<br />

Facilitators should<br />

solicit answers from<br />

group members that are<br />

specific to the modeling<br />

display.<br />

Group facilitators<br />

should solicit answers<br />

from group members<br />

that are specific to the<br />

modeling display.<br />

National Institute of Corrections Knowing Your Feelings<br />

Thinking <strong>for</strong> a Change<br />

Lesson 5 - 11

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