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

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Lesson 8 – Cognitive Self-Change: Step 2 – Recognize Risk Summary and Rationale This lesson uses a sample thinking report to explain step 2 of cognitive self- change – recognize risk. Then group members use their own thinking reports to practice identifying how their thinking led them to break a rule or hurt someone at some time in the past. Note: This lesson may require two or more sessions to complete. It’s very important for every group member to be given time to practice identifying his or her risk thinking during a group session. This process should not be rushed. This is an important foundation for cognitive self-change and a key piece of Thinking for a Change. Concepts and Definitions Risk thinking: Thoughts or attitudes and beliefs that lead you toward breaking a rule or hurting someone (getting in trouble). Risk thinking may be high risk (when the likelihood of doing something to get in trouble is very great) or low risk (when there is only slight risk of doing something to get in trouble). It is important that group members learn to pay attention to both. National Institute of Corrections Recognize Risk Thinking for a Change Lesson 8 - 1
Objectives - As a result of this lesson the group members will: 1. Identify thoughts, feelings, and attitudes and beliefs that have led them to trouble in the past. 2. Use an objective point of view when describing the risk in their thoughts and feelings. 3. Write a thinking report about a recent or past time when they broke a rule or hurt someone. Major Activities Activity 1: Homework Review Activity 6: Group Members Practice Activity 2: Overview of Lesson Activity 3: Practice Steps 1 and 2 with Sample Thinking Report (Jim’s Thinking Report) Activity 4: Group Members Practice Step 1 – Pay Attention to Our Thinking, by Writing Thinking Reports Activity 5: Group Members Present Their Thinking Reports to the Group Step 2 – Recognize Risk Activity 7: Repeat Activities 5 and 6 with All Group Members Note: If needed, activity 7 continues into a second session of lesson 8 until every group member has an opportunity to successfully practice steps 1 and 2 of cognitive self-change. Activity 8: Wrap-up Activity 9: Assign Homework National Institute of Corrections Recognize Risk Thinking for a Change Lesson 8 - 2
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Copyright © 2011, Jack Bush, Barry
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Foreword Over the last six decades,
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practical manner. This was one of N
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The following icons outline when to
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Delivery The curriculum has been re
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Group Norms The program should also
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4. Social Skills are behaviors or a
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