[Ailist] Re: AI for families and individuals

[sbelgard at comcast.net]

Hello James--

Coincidentally (synchronistically!!), I will be giving a teleclass on 12/20 entitled "Appreciating Your Body, Increasing Well-being", exploring AI principles, perspective and ways of being in connection with our ideas, attitudes and thoughts about our  bodies and how to shift to a positive perspective.  

I have used AI in personal coaching for a number of years and taught the Nia Technique, a dance and movement program that asks each participant to honor their bodies and move in their own unique way, that is healthiest for them, rather than seek uniformity with others. 

The call will be given live on 12/20 (5 PM PT/8PM ET) and recorded and available until 12/31.  Here are the details:

Register for the Live Teleclass (12/20/07):
http://www.acteva.com/booking.cfm?bevaid=148837 
 
Register for the Recorded Teleclass (available 24/7 until 12/31/07):
http://www.acteva.com/booking.cfm?bevaid=148839
 
(You will receive access instructions for the live or recorded session once you register.)
 
All my best,
Susan
Susan Belgard, JD, CPCC
“Building on the Best in People and Organizations”
Appreciative Inquiry Practitioner & Trainer
Certified Co-Active Coach™
Blue Belt Nia® Instructor
www.coachingthefullspectrum.com
Hour-long CDs:
"AI and Personal Coaching"  --
http://www.acteva.com/booking.cfm?bevaid=90214,  
AI and organizations  --
"Creating Sustainable Positive Change: 
A Micro-training in Appreciative Inquiry"
http://www.acteva.com/booking.cfm?bevaid=117283 
AI and body, mind, spirit  --
http://www.acteva.com/booking.cfm?bevaid=100684 
Workshops, teleclasses and other events:
www.acteva.com/go/SusanBelgard 
susanbelgard at gmail.com 
925-899-2333


> From: James Werner 
> Subject: [Ailist] AI for families and individuals 
> To: ailist at lists.business.utah.edu 
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> 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 
>