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A primary focus of your work is to move participants
toward greater self-sufficiency. You want them to take more responsibility
for and control of their lives. Yet you may find that you are doing tasks
for participants and then becoming frustrated when they become dependent on
you. At the same time you do not want to abandon people who come to you for
help.
In this fun-filled, interactive, two-hour session,
Beverly Ford gives you practical strategies for shifting your helping
approaches to ones that empower participants to partner with you. In this
session you will learn how to:
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Change helping words into empowering ones
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Make the participant the lead partner and you
the back up partner
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Use participant strengths and resources in
combination with yours
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Build plans with participants rather than for
them, and
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Engage participants in sharing responsibility
for solving problems.
DVD Menu for Beyond Barriers to Passion and Possibility
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Introduction
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Defining Self-Sufficiency
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The Process
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Empowering Principles
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Partnership
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Strategies
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Partner for Planning: Demonstration
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Review the Process
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Problem solving
WHAT VIEWERS ARE SAYING:
"Beverly's presentation gave me food for thought
about how I am interacting with my customers, and it made me more cognizant
of the strategies that I can use to empower the people with whom I work."
"Everyone who works with individuals and assists
with goals can learn from this training. I will use Beverly's ideas when
meeting with my customers to try to empower them."
"Beverly is brilliant. Her thoughts and ideas are
realistic and clear and I will be able to put them into practice
immediately. Anyone who works helping others should see this session."
Each DVD Kit includes:
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The complete two-hour training session on DVD,
segmented into easy-to-access chapters
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A CD with the training materials as a PDF file
to make it easy to print additional copies
** NOTE:
Beyond Barriers to Passion and Possibility was originally presented as part
of a National Teleconference series from the Workforce Development Network/NYATEP
Inc.
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