[Ailist] AI for families and individuals

[relationshipresources at fuse.net]

Hello everyone
I posted a note this morning regarding our book; Finding the ExtraOrdinary Marriage (using AI) and have had several requests so thought I would just tell you all that we have fewer than fifty copies of the hard copy book.  We are getting ready to do a second edition.  I am happy to send you a hard copy free if you will send me an address and a couple of dollars for mailing. We also have the electronic version that has been much better edited than the hard copy.  If you would prefer that version let us know.  We will be updating both in 2008 and the new book will include some positive psychology material as well as the information about the VIA (values in action) strengths assessment and the effect of both on the couple relationship.  The book originally sold for $15 and the new book will probably be in the same range.  Our address is 5300 Hamilton Ave. Ste 109, Cincinnati, Ohio 45224.

Warm Regards
Joan

Joan Colleran Hoxsey D.Min.,MSed
Principal, Relationship Resources LLC
Co-owner AIC
513 681-2513




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---- relationshipresources at fuse.net wrote: 
> Hi James
> My husband and I have written a little book called "Finding the ExtraOrdinary Marriage; a guide to Building Strong, Loving and Compassionate Relationships Using Appreciative Inquiry.  we would be happy to send you a copy if you send us an address.  The outlines some of the ideas about how AI can be used in couple relationship especially those couples who are experiencing acute loss.
> 
> Warm Regards
> Joan
> 
> Joan Colleran Hoxsey D.Min., MSed
> Principal, Relationship Resources LLC
> Co-owner AIC
> 513 681-2513
> 
> "Be the change you wish to see in the world"...Gandhi
> 
> 
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> On the WEB at www.relationshipresources.net
> 
> ---- Sue Hammond <shammond at bendbroadband.com> wrote: 
> > Look into Brief Therapy or Solution Focus Therapy. It is parallel to AI 
> > and has been used for all of these. For example: exploring what was 
> > happening when a smoker could avoid a cigarette, or a person actually 
> > did take a walk etc.
> > They also use the "miracle" question; "If I could wave a magic wand and 
> > your (problem) was gone, what would your life look like?
> > sue
> > 
> > James Werner wrote:
> > > I am new to the listserve and am interested in the possibility of 
> > > using an AI-based intervention with families (and possibly 
> > > individuals) who need to make positive changes in their health 
> > > behaviors.  They may be obese, have heart disease or diabetes, eat an 
> > > unhealthy diet, use tobacco, have a sedentary life-style, etc.       
> > >
> > > Does anyone know if any work has been done to adapt the AI 
> > > organizational change model for use with families or individuals, 
> > > either for health behavior change or even for for general 
> > > psychotherapy? 
> > >
> > > Thank you -
> > >
> > > Jim Werner
> > >
> > > James J. Werner, Ph.D.
> > > Assistant Professor of Family Medicine
> > > School of Medicine
> > > Case Comprehensive Cancer Center
> > > Case Western Reserve University
> > > 11001 Cedar Ave, Suite 306
> > > Cleveland, OH 44106
> > >
> > > Office: 216-368-2996
> > > Fax: 216-368-4348
> > > E-mail: james.werner at case.edu
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