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X-WR-CALDESC:Join us for these upcoming Community Preparedness workshops. <
b>All of these workshops will be held from 5:30-7:00pm at the CPI Offices
located at 3642 Standish Avenue\, Santa Rosa. Childcare will not be provid
ed.\n\nImagine You Workshop - November 19th\nImagine You is a w
orkshop for inner reflection. The workshop is an exercise for the wellbein
g of the participants\, teaching them tools they will use for themselves.
\n\nHow to Ask What Matters Most - December 3rd\nAsking someone “Wh
at matters most to you?” and honoring the answer\, is a powerful tool for
client engagement and personal wellbeing. Participants will learn how to a
sk this question of themselves and within the context of their own work.\n
\nShould Exercise - December 10th\nIn this lesson\, trainees will l
earn to guide their clients through the Should Exercise as a method to ref
rame actions and motivations based on their clients’ own perspective and d
esires. This can decrease stress and increase the client’s connection to w
hat matters most to them. \n\nSmall Steps - December 17th\nExplain
the habit cycle for building or maintaining habits\, with an emphasis on t
he role of small steps and positive reinforcement in this process. Support
trainees reframing their approach to habits from a focus on “acting” to h
onoring all the other work that is involved in habits.\n\nS.T.O.P.P for
Stress Management - January 7th\nThe S.T.O.P.P. Technique is a stress
management tool. You can use it for just a few seconds to refocus your wo
rk\, or you can use it with a client to frame a whole discussion around st
ress management. \n\nOpen Hands Activity - January 14th\nUsing a cr
eative-arts and inquiry process for self-care and reflection\, participant
s will explore what matters most to them. They will consider what they wan
t to hold onto and what they want to let go of\, comparing and contrasting
these two aspects of their lives\, and identifying a small step toward al
igning more fully with what matters most. \n\nPausing Amidst Disaster -
January 21st\nProvides participants with a timeout or pause\, from th
eir intense working/personal environment (COVID\, fire season\, winter sto
rms\, life challenges\, etc. The activities in this module are trauma-info
rmed\, and serve to build participants' resilience.
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for these upcoming Community Preparedness workshops. All of these workshops will be held from 5:30-7:00pm at the CPI Offices l
ocated at 3642 Standish Avenue\, Santa Rosa. Childcare will not be provide
d.\n\nImagine You Workshop - November 19th\nImagine You is a wo
rkshop for inner reflection. The workshop is an exercise for the wellbeing
of the participants\, teaching them tools they will use for themselves.\n
\nHow to Ask What Matters Most - December 3rd\nAsking someone “What
matters most to you?” and honoring the answer\, is a powerful tool for cl
ient engagement and personal wellbeing. Participants will learn how to ask
this question of themselves and within the context of their own work.\n\n
Should Exercise - December 10th\nIn this lesson\, trainees will lea
rn to guide their clients through the Should Exercise as a method to refra
me actions and motivations based on their clients’ own perspective and des
ires. This can decrease stress and increase the client’s connection to wha
t matters most to them. \n\nSmall Steps - December 17th\nExplain th
e habit cycle for building or maintaining habits\, with an emphasis on the
role of small steps and positive reinforcement in this process. Support t
rainees reframing their approach to habits from a focus on “acting” to hon
oring all the other work that is involved in habits.\n\nS.T.O.P.P for S
tress Management - January 7th\nThe S.T.O.P.P. Technique is a stress m
anagement tool. You can use it for just a few seconds to refocus your work
\, or you can use it with a client to frame a whole discussion around stre
ss management. \n\nOpen Hands Activity - January 14th\nUsing a crea
tive-arts and inquiry process for self-care and reflection\, participants
will explore what matters most to them. They will consider what they want
to hold onto and what they want to let go of\, comparing and contrasting t
hese two aspects of their lives\, and identifying a small step toward alig
ning more fully with what matters most. \n\nPausing Amidst Disaster - J
anuary 21st\nProvides participants with a timeout or pause\, from thei
r intense working/personal environment (COVID\, fire season\, winter storm
s\, life challenges\, etc. The activities in this module are trauma-inform
ed\, and serve to build participants' resilience.
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261119T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261119T190000
LOCATION:All sessions will be held at the CPI Offices\, 3642 Standish Avenu
e\, Santa Rosa\, CA.
SUMMARY:CRC Class: Imagine You Emergency Preparedness Education Workshop Se
ries
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