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• Overview of MAPS |
• Sijaric Voloder, 2008 |
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• How to create strong MAPS |
• Wolmer et al, 2011 |
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• Introduce the physical fitness/mental fitness analogy |
• Sarason et al, 1979 |
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• Extend the salutogenic analogy: mental fitness also requires ongoing practice, sometimes will need professional assistance and both mental and physical wellness should be attended to for overall fitness and wellbeing |
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• Helpful vs. unhelpful coping strategies |
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• Choosing your response |
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2 |
• Features of “mentally strong” people |
• Berceli & Napoli, 2006 |
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• Taking a moment |
• Ozer et al, 2008 |
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• Defusion exercise |
• Smith et al, 2011 |
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• Benefits of daily practice |
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3 |
• Seeking support—different types of support |
• Sarason et al, 1979 |
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• Identifying appropriate supports |
• Armfield, 1994 |
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• Identifying and using meaningful connections |
• Tuckey & Hayward, 2011 |
4 |
• Self-care |
• Pearlman, 1995 |
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• Identifying early signs of stress |
• Shapiro, Brown & Biegel, 2007 |
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• Developing self-care strategies |
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• Final recap |
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