DISABILITY SUPPORT GROUP
student led
The opportunity of adversity
Aimee Mullins - TED TALKS
LIMITED vs EMPOWERED
http://bit.ly/1nxdX7X
self identifying VS other perceived
EQUIPPED TO ADAPT
Educe bring out
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LIFE'S JOURNEY: like the complex charting of a course on the 'trackless' ocean, heading to a distant port.
Thursday, March 10, 2016
Wednesday, March 9, 2016
HSE251E
MARCH 28th presentation
Stage 1
Helping people tell their story
Identify Blind spots - denial Grief
Identify missed opportunity
Re-examine self; self-awareness
Looking at problem situations
What / when let it flow at their pace
Stage 2
Help spell out possibilities
Like, easy, imagination, creativity
Luxury tax
Set realistic goals
Find Incentives, motivation
Stage 3
What to do to achieve goal
Action plan / steps / strategy
STYLES VARY
Dialogue - must be connected,
guided integrating
Visually tuning in - non verbal cues
Genuine vs Contrived, posture, gesture
Silence
Open minded
Co-creating outcomes
Workers as catalysts
GRIMACE or GRIN
The meaning of the smile
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Stage 1
Helping people tell their story
Identify Blind spots - denial Grief
Identify missed opportunity
Re-examine self; self-awareness
Looking at problem situations
What / when let it flow at their pace
Stage 2
Help spell out possibilities
Like, easy, imagination, creativity
Luxury tax
Set realistic goals
Find Incentives, motivation
Stage 3
What to do to achieve goal
Action plan / steps / strategy
STYLES VARY
Dialogue - must be connected,
guided integrating
Visually tuning in - non verbal cues
Genuine vs Contrived, posture, gesture
Silence
Open minded
Co-creating outcomes
Workers as catalysts
GRIMACE or GRIN
The meaning of the smile
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Monday, March 7, 2016
HSE251D
THE HELPING MODEL
4 Questions
1. What's going on
2. What do I want
A Social Worker earns an average salary of $42,003 per year. Most people with this job move on to other positions after 20 years in this career.
3. What do I need to change
A life picture (Not credentialed?)
4. What do I need to do
Planning How
Solving vs resolving
Alienation from your
support System
========
Stages
1. The current situation - GENOGRAM what are the
issues Language, drawing,
Inappropriate behavior
Professional response
Diffusing tension
You don't have to like them
You have to respect them
Boundaries were crossed
Complications develop
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4 Questions
1. What's going on
2. What do I want
A Social Worker earns an average salary of $42,003 per year. Most people with this job move on to other positions after 20 years in this career.
3. What do I need to change
A life picture (Not credentialed?)
4. What do I need to do
Planning How
Solving vs resolving
Alienation from your
support System
========
Stages
1. The current situation - GENOGRAM what are the
issues Language, drawing,
Inappropriate behavior
Professional response
Diffusing tension
You don't have to like them
You have to respect them
Boundaries were crossed
Complications develop
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POL112R
Primaries
Opened
Closed - CT registered with party
Jan 26 for Apr 26
General election Nov 8 2016
State senate 36 (2yr terms)
State house of reps 151
Congressional districts 5
http://bit.ly/21gYF4K
1st John Larson
2nd Joe Courtney
Competitive VS Safe districts
Close races narrow margins
51 / 49 vs 70 / 30
ELECTION RESULTS
http://1.usa.gov/1paOumE
Independents don't get to
Vote in the primary in CT
THE CITIZENS
ELECTION PROGRAM - 2005
makes it easier for ordinary people to run for office. Collect small funds (5-$100) State house of rep $5000
State grant $28,150 (state funds)
State senate raise $15000
Grants $95,710
Reduces influence
of special interest lobbyists
Incumbent in office, running again
Successful 90% except against quality challengers who make in-roads - have held previous office
Incumbents have
1. Visibility
2. Resources of office
3. Easier to raise funds
Some state legislatures have become more professional
Good, office, staff, pay, perqs
CAREERISM - low turnover
Presidents from the legislature
Districts have to be
equal in population
CT, Maine, AZ
Mill rate
$32 per thousand $ of
assessed value $10,000 32x10
CT CONSTITUTION
http://1.usa.gov/1LM2CfZ
NEBRASKA - no bi-cameral chamber
The state legislatures
http://bit.ly/1YmXAbJ
MAKING DECISIONS
Trustee - best judgement
Delegates - constituent needs
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Opened
Closed - CT registered with party
Jan 26 for Apr 26
General election Nov 8 2016
State senate 36 (2yr terms)
State house of reps 151
Congressional districts 5
http://bit.ly/21gYF4K
1st John Larson
2nd Joe Courtney
Competitive VS Safe districts
Close races narrow margins
51 / 49 vs 70 / 30
ELECTION RESULTS
http://1.usa.gov/1paOumE
Independents don't get to
Vote in the primary in CT
THE CITIZENS
ELECTION PROGRAM - 2005
makes it easier for ordinary people to run for office. Collect small funds (5-$100) State house of rep $5000
State grant $28,150 (state funds)
State senate raise $15000
Grants $95,710
Reduces influence
of special interest lobbyists
Incumbent in office, running again
Successful 90% except against quality challengers who make in-roads - have held previous office
Incumbents have
1. Visibility
2. Resources of office
3. Easier to raise funds
Some state legislatures have become more professional
Good, office, staff, pay, perqs
CAREERISM - low turnover
Presidents from the legislature
Districts have to be
equal in population
CT, Maine, AZ
Mill rate
$32 per thousand $ of
assessed value $10,000 32x10
CT CONSTITUTION
http://1.usa.gov/1LM2CfZ
NEBRASKA - no bi-cameral chamber
The state legislatures
http://bit.ly/1YmXAbJ
MAKING DECISIONS
Trustee - best judgement
Delegates - constituent needs
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