Comfort Zone Courage Zone
{"Image DocumentName": "Comfort Zone Courage Zone", "Image ImageDescription": "Having a corroboree around the campfire where each person has to dance. Group members may feel inhibited and fearful of what others will think of them. Through facilitation provide tools to get into the courage zone. Centering, positive self talk, visualisation, confidence. Another way to teach about moving from one\u2019s comfort zone to courage zone is to ask boys to dance. This can be done in several ways. Get boys in a circle and if you can have someone play the didgeridoo and/or clapping sticks. Students have to perform a dance that expresses their day, their present feelings, their\u2026\u2026.. Whatever question you may like to pose relevant to the boys situation. Body language changes, tension builds, boys comment negatively; you have got to be kidding \u2026\u2026..] This leads to the opportunity to teach some positive psychology skills in coping with life pressure.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}