During the meeting I noticed numerous of therapeutic factors that were taking place. The first factor I noticed in the meeting was universality. The members in the meeting came from different walks of life‚ socio-economic statuses‚ and cultures but they all shared a common problem or situation. They were all there because they have an addiction or they had an addiction in the past. Altruism was also another factor that was applied within the group. While reading the text some of the members had a
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During the Alcoholics Anonymous meeting I attended‚ my eyes were opened to the disease of addiction. When I walked into the meeting‚ I introduced myself and announced that I am a nursing student and was there to observe. In sync‚ all of the people attending the meeting greeted me. Twelve people took turns to read the twelve steps on the road to recovery. After the twelve steps were read everyone introduced themselves and then everyone greeted them at once. It was announced that each person that
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I want to The hamtramck City council meeting it was held on september 20th‚2016 the city counseling meeting was mixed with interesting and boring.The meeting began with the pledge of allegiance.and once that was over the announcements began. They first went through a role call to check on members of the city console everyone was there.than thay give respat to a person who did working for govrmant.afther that thare was prasantation the prasntiton given by bord of trafic admnsto thay prasnt thate who
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Nonverbal communication is very important when running a meeting. First and foremost‚ it assists in giving the speaker credibility (Thrill & Bovee‚ 2007). If a speaker is looking at the ground‚ slouching‚ and wringing their hands‚ they don’t appear confident. If the speaker isn’t confident in the information they are delivering‚ no one in the meeting will feel confident about it either. It is of utmost importance for a speaker to believe in what they are saying or it will come out in their body
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ANNUAL PARENT MEETING Each year‚ Title I programs are required to host a meeting for parents to explain what the Title I program is and how parents can become involved in the Title I program. (This is different from the Annual Review meeting‚ which is also a requirement). At this meeting‚ the following issues must be addressed: Explain their school’s participation in Title I (whether they are schoolwide or targeted) Explain the Title I requirements (schoolwide or targeted‚ whichever is applicable)
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Meeting Room Equipment Checklist Equipment and that may be required for the meeting room: * Overhead projector * Slide projector * Film projector * Projection stands * Remote control for projectors * Screens * Video equipment: VHS‚ DVD‚ teleconferencing * Microphones * Radio * Computer * Mouse * Auxiliary equipment: laser pointers‚ flip charts‚ slide trays * Lighting * Loudspeakers Many meetings are relatively informal‚ held in
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Before I went to the meeting‚ I was expecting the meeting to be like seen on TV. Looking something around the lines of a middle school auditorium with chairs all facing the stage and someone gets up there and talks. Or a meeting where everyone sits in a circle‚ facing each other and each person shares. Instead‚ the meeting was in a cafeteria in a hospital. The seating was very casual and welcoming. When we walked in there was about 40 people just talking and sharing. There was a very positive vibe
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Performance Review Meeting Activity C What you have learnt from preparing for and carrying out the review I learnt how to set the meeting out‚ use the correct body language and how you should handle sensitive issues. It also helped me to understand motivation and focusing on strengths and weaknesses of employees and how to communicate effectively and stay in control of a situation. Overall I felt that the preparation leading up to the meeting helped in all of these areas. Studying the theories
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September 1‚ 2016 you participated in a pre-determination meeting as a continuation of a prior meeting held with you August 10‚ 2016. Both meetings were regarding allegations you failed to follow call-in procedures‚ you were tardy multiple times‚ and you were absent from work on one occasion without notifying anyone of your absence. The Department has completed its investigation and substantiated the allegations. During both pre-determination meetings you acknowledged you have been counseled on more than
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I took these quotes from each section because I gain a new perspective about why these meetings are important. Words like “controlled” “powerless” and unmanageable explains the struggle of an addict. I cannot imagine living a life in which I feel powerless‚ and controlled to the point where I am not able to manage it. Meetings like NA or AA brings awareness to those that does not understand addiction and what it means to be an addict. It is very easy to say “why can’t get just stop?”. If they could
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