Hello Georgia,

I am not sure if this book will be of interest to you; it is called "How
You Do Anything Is How You Do Everything" by Cheri Huber and June
Shiver. It is a hands-on workbook designed to assist in the process of
self-discovery. I purchased it for the exercises that I can implement
during training sessions. There are write-draw-color-paint-cut-paste
activities that are all focused on getting to those values and beliefs
that mold our lives. Let me know if you would like to borrow it.

Mary Pat Dressler
Community Health and Epidemiology
University of Saskatchewan




"Bell-Woodard, Georgia SDH" wrote:
>
> Hello fellow health promoters,
> I have an opportunity to talk to Sask. health district and community members
> who are interested in diabetes prevention about "VALUES" as the basis for
> planning and implementing community initiatives.  I have done a number of
> exercises in the past to draw out personal and community values, but I am
> looking for new ways to approach this task.
> I will have an audience of about 160 people, and have only 20 minutes on the
> agenda. Does anyone have any interesting, interactive processes they use to
> help people identify their/community values?  I would like folks to be able
> to take away a "tool" to use in their own communities/workplaces. Any ideas?
> This is the first time I have used the Listserv this way.  Thanks for your
> (any) responses.
>
> Georgia Bell Woodard
> Community Development Team
> St. Paul's Hospital Nurses Residence
> 230 Avenue R South
> Saskatoon, SK  S7M 2Z1
> Phone:  (306) 655-4952
> Fax:  (306) 655-4956
> Email:  [log in to unmask]