Performing as Dracula in the 'Dracula Spectacula' at the People's Theatre, Newcastle December 1979
Who are you?
Is the problem deeper than 'making things work better' ? Are there issues regarding your 'identity' or 'life strategy' ? (Techniques Library, 2010)
Who am I?
or from a team perspective 'who are we?'
Write as many answers as you can.
When you run out ... keep going.
Put down anything that occurs to you, play word association, until 'something emergers'.
Working with a partner
Sit opposte a partner and give each other five to fifteen minutes each before the other takes up the 'call'.
The listener does no more: no comments, nods, smiles, frowns, just attentive listening.
(Sounds like a form a therapy to me, whether cogntive behavioural therapy or even psychiatry).
The listener can review but DON'T GIVE ADVICE.
Life Review
St Ignatius Loyola suggested looking back on your life from your deathbed.
Imagine your infancy
Imagine being five
Imagine being:
Imagine being very, very old
Imagine your death
Imagine being reborn
Return
REFERENCE
Adapted from Vaughan, F.E. (1979) Awakening Intuition, New York, Anchor, pp. 1987-9
B822 Techniques Library: Who are you?
Performing as Dracula in the 'Dracula Spectacula' at the People's Theatre, Newcastle December 1979
Who are you?
Is the problem deeper than 'making things work better' ? Are there issues regarding your 'identity' or 'life strategy' ? (Techniques Library, 2010)
Who am I?
or from a team perspective 'who are we?'
Write as many answers as you can.
When you run out ... keep going.
Put down anything that occurs to you, play word association, until 'something emergers'.
Working with a partner
Sit opposte a partner and give each other five to fifteen minutes each before the other takes up the 'call'.
The listener does no more: no comments, nods, smiles, frowns, just attentive listening.
(Sounds like a form a therapy to me, whether cogntive behavioural therapy or even psychiatry).
The listener can review but DON'T GIVE ADVICE.
Life Review
St Ignatius Loyola suggested looking back on your life from your deathbed.
Imagine your infancy
Imagine being five
Imagine being:
Imagine being very, very old
Imagine your death
Imagine being reborn
Return
REFERENCE
Adapted from Vaughan, F.E. (1979) Awakening Intuition, New York, Anchor, pp. 1987-9