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Dancing at the Crossroads : a Guide for Practitioners in At-Risk Youth Programs / Lorna MacDonald Czarnota with collaborations by Diana Koch.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Marion : Parkhurst Brothers, Inc., 2014.Description: 1 online resource (199 pages)Content type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
Carrier type:
  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9781624910104
  • 1624910106
Subject(s): Genre/Form: Additional physical formats: Print version:: Dancing at the Crossroads : A Guide for Practitioners in At-Risk Youth Programs.DDC classification:
  • 362.716 23
LOC classification:
  • HV1431
Online resources:
Contents:
Content; Foreword: Understanding At-Risk Youth; Preface; Introduction; Chatpter 1: How Storytelling Works for Healing At-Risk Youth; Chapter 2: Understanding How Story Heals; Metaphor; Character Events; Commonality of Subject; Unlocking the Power of Story; Discovering Goldilocks; Chapter 3: Designing Sessions; Chapter 4: Hansel and Gretel: Sample Session; Chapter 5: Rituals & Coming of Age Ceremonies; Openings; Closings; Rites of Passage; Initiation into the Adult Circle; Chapter 6: Crossroads Program Curriculums; Mommy and Me: A Curriculum for Teens with Toddlers.
Session I: Getting to Know YouSession II: Continue Session I and Begin Story Work; Session III: Storytelling Basics; Session IV: Continued Storytelling Basics; Session V: Reasons for Storytelling; Session VI and VII; Session VIII; Bibliography for Mommy and Me; Stories of Choice and Empowerment; Session One: Trust Building; Session Two: Pre Evaluation and Discussion of Metaphor; Session Three: Game The Battle of Evermore -- Session Four: Begin Story Development; Session Five: Share our Stories; Session Six & Seven: Story and/with Art Activity.
Session Eight: Last Session, Rite of Passagge CeremonyMy Story/My Poem: A Club for Youth Voices; Session One: Introduction and Trust Building; Session Two: Where Stories and Poems Come From; Session Three: How are Poems and Stories Different or Alike?; Session Four: Putting our Own Events Into Poem and Story; Session Five: Developing our Stories; Session Six: A Youth-Driven Session; Session Seven: The Power of Imagination: Wearing the Mask; Session Eight: Celebrate the Final Session With Stories, Poems, Masks, and Food; HeroQuest: The Hero's Journey; Session One: Introduction.
Session Two: A Hero's TimelineSession Three: Reflecting the Hero, Defininig the Villain; Session Four: Defining the Other Players; Session Five: The Hero's Mentor and Tools; Session Six: Celebration; Additional HeroQuest Sessions; Chapter 7: Conclusion; Appendix I: Archetypes; Appendix II: Archetype Worksheets; Appendix III: Youth Issues and Story List; Appendix IV: Examples of Questionnaires and Personal Survey Tools; Appendix V: Materials Resource List; Appendix VI: Activities List with Materials; Appendix VII: Hansel and Gretel: The Full Experimental Conversation; Bibliography; Index.
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Content; Foreword: Understanding At-Risk Youth; Preface; Introduction; Chatpter 1: How Storytelling Works for Healing At-Risk Youth; Chapter 2: Understanding How Story Heals; Metaphor; Character Events; Commonality of Subject; Unlocking the Power of Story; Discovering Goldilocks; Chapter 3: Designing Sessions; Chapter 4: Hansel and Gretel: Sample Session; Chapter 5: Rituals & Coming of Age Ceremonies; Openings; Closings; Rites of Passage; Initiation into the Adult Circle; Chapter 6: Crossroads Program Curriculums; Mommy and Me: A Curriculum for Teens with Toddlers.

Session I: Getting to Know YouSession II: Continue Session I and Begin Story Work; Session III: Storytelling Basics; Session IV: Continued Storytelling Basics; Session V: Reasons for Storytelling; Session VI and VII; Session VIII; Bibliography for Mommy and Me; Stories of Choice and Empowerment; Session One: Trust Building; Session Two: Pre Evaluation and Discussion of Metaphor; Session Three: Game The Battle of Evermore -- Session Four: Begin Story Development; Session Five: Share our Stories; Session Six & Seven: Story and/with Art Activity.

Session Eight: Last Session, Rite of Passagge CeremonyMy Story/My Poem: A Club for Youth Voices; Session One: Introduction and Trust Building; Session Two: Where Stories and Poems Come From; Session Three: How are Poems and Stories Different or Alike?; Session Four: Putting our Own Events Into Poem and Story; Session Five: Developing our Stories; Session Six: A Youth-Driven Session; Session Seven: The Power of Imagination: Wearing the Mask; Session Eight: Celebrate the Final Session With Stories, Poems, Masks, and Food; HeroQuest: The Hero's Journey; Session One: Introduction.

Session Two: A Hero's TimelineSession Three: Reflecting the Hero, Defininig the Villain; Session Four: Defining the Other Players; Session Five: The Hero's Mentor and Tools; Session Six: Celebration; Additional HeroQuest Sessions; Chapter 7: Conclusion; Appendix I: Archetypes; Appendix II: Archetype Worksheets; Appendix III: Youth Issues and Story List; Appendix IV: Examples of Questionnaires and Personal Survey Tools; Appendix V: Materials Resource List; Appendix VI: Activities List with Materials; Appendix VII: Hansel and Gretel: The Full Experimental Conversation; Bibliography; Index.

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