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Community Education & Personal Development Pet Assisted Therapy, continued Course III: Internship: Experiencing the Joy This professional internship typically spans six months and is divided into two segments. In the first, the typical student will spend one hour per week for 10 weeks at one of our training sites. At our Elmhurst Extended Care site, students will work with their family therapy pets in the program dubbed “Moving Forward with Joy.” At the Cranston Arc site, teams will work in the program “Maximum Joy.” Both of these sites not only have graduates of this program as full-time staff, but long have welcomed professional pet assisted therapy into their facilities. It is hoped that through working at these sites, students and their pets will not only touch and change lives and motivate patients to the accomplishment of treatment goals, but also will also gain the confidence and experience to move forward. In the second phase of the internship, students will work directly with Pearl Salotto to create their own program in a site that does not have pet therapy. Following the initial program development, based on the students and their pets’ interests and talents, they will then complete one hour per week for 10 weeks. Weekly documentation and a final paper are required at both sites. Pearl Salotto, B.A., M.P.S. $199 + $5 Registration Fee 50014, PATT-3000-301 Although this is a noncredit training program, one credit may be transferable to CCRI’s Human Services programs upon successful completion of all three courses. For more information, please visit www.ccri.edu/cwce. SAT Prep for High School Students Getting ready for college includes getting prepared for the SAT. Being familiar with the types of test questions will boost your scores and the chances of being accepted at the college of your choice. We’ll cover the content areas of the SAT and you’ll practice test-taking techniques. Find out what your weak subject areas are now, then study for the real thing. $124 + $5 Registration Fee Lincoln 50009, SATP-1000-150 S, 9:30 a.m.-noon, 8 mtgs, Mar 2 - Apr 20 50010, SATP-1000-151 T, 6:30-9 p.m., 8 mtgs, Mar 5 - Apr 23 Warwick 50011, SATP-1000-001 S, 9:30 a.m.-noon, 8 mtgs, Mar 2 - Apr 20 50012, SATP-1000-002 W, 6:30-9 p.m., 8 mtgs, Mar 6 - Apr 24 These courses are noncredit and cannot be substituted for credit courses. 21
Community Education & Personal Development Reiki Workshops Reiki First-Degree Workshop Reiki [“ray-key”] is an ancient system of natural healing. In Japanese, Reiki means “universal life force energy” and is a holistic, hands-on healing system that touches on all levels: body, mind, emotion and spirit. Reiki is gentle and noninvasive. It enhances the body’s natural ability to heal itself and is a powerful way to relieve stress and promote wellness. These gentle techniques address imbalances within our body, mind and emotional systems, helping us to rebalance and create wellness. Because it is “universal,” Reiki is for everyone. All one needs is the desire to learn, an open mind, the commitment to practice and instruction and attunements by a Reiki master teacher. In this workshop students will: • Understand the meaning and history of Reiki. • Learn and demonstrate a Reiki I self-treatment. • Receive two sets of attunements (four in total), that enable us to access universal life force energy easily and consistently. • Participate in a guided meditation. • Learn different techniques to locate, perceive and move energy. • Explore our individual strengths as healers. • Scan the body for energy changes. • Learn about the body’s seven major energy centers. • Understand the importance of being grounded and protected, and principles for directing energy. Students are required to bring a pillow and blanket, a bag lunch, snack, plenty of water and a pen or a pencil. Maximum of six students. $159 + $5 Registration Fee 50143, PDEV-4021-581, S, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., 2 mtgs, Feb 9 & 16, Newport 50144, PDEV-4021-582, S, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., 2 mtgs, Apr 13 & 20, Newport Laura Marie Whitaker is a Reiki master teacher trained in both the Usui, Tera Mai and theraputic touch systems of healing. In addition to teaching Reiki, she is a registered nurse who works with special needs children. Additionally, she is trained in cranio sacral therapy by the Upledger Institute and enjoys using and teaching alternative therapies such as bio magnets, Light Life Tools, dowsing, pendulum and crystals in her healing practice. 22 Center for Workforce and Community Education www.ccri.edu/cwce
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