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

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Objectives – As a result of this lesson the group members will: 1. Identify specific warning signs: physical reactions, risk thoughts and risk feelings that indicate that they are in a problem situation; 2. Intervene in their internal experiences to begin to use thinking skills to reduce their risk reactions. Major Activities Activity 1: Homework Review Activity 7: Explain Step 2: Think – Activity 2: Review the Conflict Cycle Reduce Your Risk and Six Problem Solving Skills Activity 8: Model Problem Solving Activity 3: Define Two Types of Problem Skill 1: Stop and Think Situations Activity 9: Discuss Modeling Activity 4: Overview of Lesson Display Activity 5: Explain Step 1: Stop – Pay Activity 10: Group Members Role Attention to Your Warning Signs Play Skill Activity 6: Apply Step 1: Stop – Pay Activity 11: Assign Homework Attention to Your Warning Signs Activity 12: Wrap-up National Institute of Corrections Stop and Think Thinking for a Change Lesson 17 - 3
Supplements* Charts – Make before facilitating lesson. (See supplement section in each lesson for full text of chart page.) Denoted in lesson plan with this symbol: Handouts – Make copies before lesson. (See supplement section of each lesson for camera ready pages.) Denoted in lesson plan with this symbol: H-16-1–Overview of Problem Solving Skills and Steps (Group Members should bring this to class or you should keep a folder with these steps to use each lesson) H-17-1-Pocket Skill Cards H-17-2-Using Stop and Think (Make 2 copies for each group member) H-17-3-Homework Presentation Slides – Make transparencies if projector is not available. (See supplement section of each lesson for camera ready pages.) Denoted in lesson plan with this symbol: P-17-1-Title slide P-17-2-Homework Review P-17-3–Conflict Cycle P-17-4-Problem Solving Skills P-17-5–Types of Problems P-17-6–Risk Feeling and Thinking Skills P-17-7–Problem Solving Skill 1: Stop and Think P-17-8–Stop and Think– Step 1 P-17-9–Problem Situations P-17-10–Step 1: Stop – Pay Attention to Your Warning Signs P-17-11-Problem Solving Skill 1: Stop and Think– Step 2 P-17-12-Thinking Report P-17-13-New Thinking P-17-14–Problem Solving Skill 1: Stop and Think *The supplement section for this lesson includes a script of the vignette, “Woman’s Problem Situation.” Alternatively, if the technology is available, you can choose to show the vignette from the NIC Thinking for a Change DVD. National Institute of Corrections Stop and Think Thinking for a Change Lesson 17 - 4
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U.S. Department of Justice National
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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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Acknowledgements The authors wish t
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4. Social Skills are behaviors or a
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Content Notes Activity 1: Introduct
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Content This idea - that thinking c
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Content Notes Discuss Example This
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Content Notes Discuss Example Help
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Lesson 2 - Social Skill: Active Lis
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Equipment Supplies Easel (chart sta
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Content Notes Skills are abilities
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Content Notes Define the Skill Who
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2. Feelings are emotions that go al
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1. 2. Content Activity 1: Homework
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Content you have learned before our
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Thoughts: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9
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3 Steps of Cognitive Self Change 1.
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Content fear, frustration, exciteme
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Homework Sheet: Lesson 8 Think of a
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Content Will I feel okay about myse
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Risk Thought: New Thoughts: 1. 2. 3
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Content A thinking check-in has 4 p
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Reaction to Roster I (think or feel
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Step 2: Think - Reduce your risk 1.
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Skill 3: Set a Goal and Gather Info
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Cognitive Self-Change Aftercare Sum
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