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  • Journal FeedbackSM Process: (Part 3)
    Developing Your Journal Work


  • Explain and define the principles for using the Journal FeedbackSM techniques of the Intensive Journal method, a non-analytical method of developing your Journal material.


  • Further develop and organize daily feelings about the workplace through advanced feedback techniques. Work with "log" sections in the Journal workbook and how they can be developed in "feedback" sections.


  • Reappraise and develop major skill areas and interests to expand your professional abilities as you incorporate work from other areas of the Journal (e.g., values, priorities, relationships).


  • Re-approach situations and personal relationships from various perspectives, applying different dialogue techniques.


  • Observe and develop symbolic images to activate new ideas and feelings to increase problem solving skills.


  • Recall and develop experiences of deep emotion and meaning from the workplace and relate the implications to other facets of your work.