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Emotional Triggers: Harmless Intentions that Lead to Harmful Results
Course# TD1332
NOTE: You must pre-register for lunch and each concurrent session you plan on attending.
Emotional triggers are those words, statements and behaviors that leave you feeling angry, powerless, anxious or resentful. Although these emotional "buttons"
may have been pressed unintentionally, our reactions are still the same. In this session, we will discuss our responsibilities when it comes to the management
of these triggers. First, we will identify common triggers, especially those that are culturally charged, and then discuss ways to manage our own reactions when
our triggers are, well, triggered.
Presented by Towana Moore, Jennifer Testa and Jorge Matallana
Monday, April 6, 2009
Session 0901
11:00 AM - 12:15 PM
Highlands Room, Festival Conference and Student Center
OR
Session 0902
2:00 PM - 3:15 PM
Highlands Room, Festival Conference and Student Center
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