Session Seven Objectives View anger as a natural emotion and understand that a persons behavior is important Be able to identify contributing factors to anger and unresolvable controversies ID: 914411
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Session Seven:Balance
Total Time: 2 hours and 25 minutes
Slide2Session Seven:
Objectives
View anger as a natural emotion, and understand that a person’s behavior is important.
Be able to identify contributing factors to anger and unresolvable controversies.Understand the relationship between anger, substance use & self-destructive behavior.Learn approaches to anger that are based on First Nation values.
Slide3Session Seven:
Layout
Welcome – 20 Minutes
Meal – 30 Minutes Feelings of Anger – 10 MinutesNana’b’oozoo Story - 20 Minutes Temper Gauges – 2 Minutes Parent and Youth Breakout Sessions – 25 MinutesGroup Gathering – 5 MinutesAnger – 10 Minutes Video OR Speaker Discussion – 10 Minutes Wrap-up and Discussion – 15 Minutes
Announcements and Reminders – 5 MinutesClosing – 5 Minutes
Overview of Session
Seven
Slide4Materials
Supply Box
Video or Prepared Speaker on Anger
Temper GaugesAnger Producters/Busters & CupsCamera (is suggested) Radio or Music Player
Slide5Preparation Checklist
Ask an Elder or spiritual leader to be present at the session to say a prayer, bless the meal, and smudge.
Tobacco and smudge pack
You may need to copy the “Anger Producers and Anger Busters” page (found on page 16 in Activities Manual). Cut the paper into strips so there is one anger-producer or anger-buster. Mix the strips of paper in a cup for Musical Chair Madness activity.You also may need to cut and put together the temper gauges (found in the Activities Manual page 14).Write the three things that can cause anger (on the chalk board, white board, flipchart, or sheets of papers):Events that happen.Thoughts and feelings those events trigger.(Re)Actions that result from those thoughts and feelings.Review and set up the video OR discuss goals of this session with the speaker.
Slide6Session Seven:
Summary & Overview
Feelings
of Anger: Discussion and Worksheet Nana’b’oozoo Short Story: WorksheetDealing with Anger: Video or SpeakerParent:
Anger Management and Temper
Gauges
Youth:
Musical
Chairs and Temper
Overview of Session
Seven
Slide7As the Families Arrive
While
we are waiting for all the families to arrive, take a few minutes and make a bracelet to remind you of what you learned from last session. This isn’t only for kids, parents can make a bracelet too
! When your done, write down your favorite teaching from last session!
Slide8Welcome
20
Minutes
Parent BookletsYouth Booklets
Slide9Meal
30 Minutes
Slide10Feelings of Anger
Anger is combination of three things
Events that happen.
Thoughts and feelings that trigger.(Re) Actions that result from those thoughts and feelings.10 Minutes
Slide11Nana’b’oozoo Story
2
0
Minutes
Slide12Temper Gauges
2
Minutes
Slide13Parent & Youth Breakout Sessions
Total Time: 25 Minutes
Slide14Youth Breakout Session
How to Play Musical Chair Madness…
15 Minutes
Slide15Youth Breakout Session
Temper
Gauges Activity
10 MinutesWhere might your anger level be when: You wake up in the morning?You don’t get what you want for breakfast?Your parents won’t let you wear what you want to school?You aren’t allowed to visit your friend after school?You
do poorly on an assignment that you worked very hard on?Can
you think of other events we should use our temper gauges for?
Slide16Parent Breakout Session
Anger Management Talking
Circle & Temper Gauges
25 MinutesParents are teachers in children’s lives.Stressors can be good or badWhere might your anger level be when: 1. You wake up in the morning. 2. Car breaks down on the way to work. 3. When you finally get to work, your supervisor informs you that you are behind and need to catch up because of a big deadline at the end of the day. 4. Your mother calls you and informs you that she went to the doctor and has been diagnosed with a life-threatening disease. 5. You find out the results of the election of the Tribal Council and a couple of the people whose views you disagree with have been newly elected or re-elected.
6. You find out that it is going to cost over $200 to get your car fixed and they won’t be able to get to it until next week. Now where is your child’s temper gauge when:
1. They wake up in the morning.
2. They don’t get the kind of cereal they want for breakfast.
3. They don’t get to wear the shirt or pants they want to wear.
4. You tell them that they have to come home right after school. 5. They are at school and one of their friends makes fun of them because of the shirt you made them wear. 6. They get a C on the science test they thought they got an A on.
Slide17Parent Breakout Session
10
Minutes
Slide18Anger Family Activity & Discussion
2
0
MinutesAnger (insert video below)Script: Feeling angry is part of life; it is a test to see our strength when it comes to disappointments, frustration, or any other emotion. It goes without saying that without anger we would be weak.
If
someone is mad they have no balance. Having smudge ceremonies, going for walks, and crying will help. Being at peace with one self and Creator is important when we’re angry. It is important to keep calm and not get mad at others who might have commented badly about you. The best thing is to pray to the Creator and then go to the person and let them know they hurt you. This is a way of showing respect which is an essential part of life.
Begin
“Anger”
Video
Slide19Wrap-up and Discussion
Anger Busters
Can anyone think of ways to reduce angry feelings?Some examples can be:
Offer tobaccoDeep breathingCount to tenRelaxWalk away calmly and take a time out15 Minutes
Slide20Announcements and Reminders
5
Minutes
Slide21Closing
We appreciate your participation. This program wouldn’t be possible without you!
Our next session
Problem SolvingClosing prayer by ElderCollect paperwork if needed5 Minutes