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Active listening involves listening attentively without interruption and then restating what was heard. Acknowledge content AN D the feelings of the speaker. The active listening process lets the sender know whether or not the m essage they sent was clearly understood by having the listener restate what they heard. Examples of Active Listening:
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Preview and Download !1. Listening to music/radio 2. Staring a new hobby (collecting something?) 3. Drawing, doodling, or painting 4. Taking a walk 5. Going to the beach/lake 6. Bicycling 7. Cutting pictures from magazines or newspaper 8. Reading a book, magazine, newspaper 9. Going to the library and reading a newspaper in another language 10.
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Preview and Download !2. Tell clients that there are five steps to listening and hold up the Gimme Five Worksheet. a. Listening requires a closed mouth. You cannot listen if you are busy talking. b. Listening requires eyes forward. It is respectful to look at the speaker. c. Listening requires still hands. Moving hands distract you and others. d. Listening requires ...
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Preview and Download !Giving the silent treatment, yelling, threatening, and shaming are all great examples of what not to do. Take responsibility for your emotions,
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Preview and Download !active and non-active listening. Always end with a positive example of active listening. • If adolescents are preparing to interview adolescents or adults outside their circle, help them to prepare by practicing their active listening skills. Continue • Encourage adolescents to practice using active listening in their day-to-day ...
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Preview and Download !Partner listening with understanding about my stresses and worries. o o Partner takes job or other stresses out on me. o o Partner takes job or other stresses out on others in our life. o o Comments, and if things are fine, describe how you are managing this area of your lives. If things are not fine, describe the obstacles you see to improving ...
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Preview and Download !Try to reflect emotions, even if the person you’re listening to didn’t clearly describe them. You may be able to pick up on how they feel by their tone of voice or body language. Switch up your phrasing, or your reflections will start to sound forced. Try some of these: • “I hear you saying that…” • “It sounds like you feel…”
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Preview and Download !Practice active listening skills (be attentive, clarify, ask open-ended questions) by joining a mentoring program. There are youth mentoring programs offered through the Dartmouth Center for Social Impact , and the Dartmouth Student Mental Health Union has a mental health peer support program.
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Preview and Download !and Active Listening are defined by the Practice Profile. Discuss Engagement and Active Listening as defined in the Practice Profile. Formulate ideas to demonstrate these two Essential Functions. Materials Needed: Activity Description: 1. Participants and Facilitator will use the online learning session 2: Engagement and Active Listening. 2.
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Preview and Download !ACTIVE LISTENING Finest Quality Worksheets from TheWorksheets.Com - https://www.theworksheets.com. When you practise active listening, you are listening carefully as well as responding and by asking questions along the way as the main person is speaking. Techniques for good passive listening
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