Smile Keepers 2

AUTHOR : Savić Ignjatović Nada
ISBN : 9791185121215
PUBLISHER : 한국NVC출판사
PUBLICATION DATE : June 20 ,2018,
SPINE SIZE : 0.4 inches
PAGES : 108
SIZE : 6.7 * 9.3 inches
WEIGHT : 0.8 pounds
CATON QTY : 100
PRICE : $25.00
Smile Keepers 2
: Psychological Workshops for Chindren 11-15 years of age

The manual Smile Keepers 2 is intended for adults who are ready to enjoy together with children the beauty of searching for the secret how we are same in different ways.

Smile Keepers is not about “keeping smiling”, but rather about welcoming every feeling as a valuable guide on the journey of exploring your inner self and others.

The goal of the program is to help children build their emotional stability, develop optimal strategies to overcome unpleasant mental states and conflicts, enhance their communication skills, strengthen their self-confidence and confidence in others, as well as enrich their knowledge about themselves and others through interactions in a playful context.

Smile Keepers 2 introduces 32 workshops for children 11-15 years of age.


Savić Ignjatović Nada

Born in 1947, Nada Ignjatović-Savić has been teaching and carrying out research in developmental psychology at the University of Belgrade for more than 30 years. She has conducted many research and intervention projects, and published several books and programs in the field of personal development, communication, social interaction and education.

Co-founder of the Center for non-violent communication “Smile Keepers”, a non-governmental organization focusing primarily on human development, self and group awareness raising, econstruction of educational practice and social change, Mrs. Nada Ignjatović-Savić was also its executive director.

From 1993 – 2001 she was the director of several intervention projects in education supported by UNICEF, EU, Norwegian People Aid, and Save the Children Trust. During this period she also off ered diff erent programs of education for peace and healing the wounds of the war with many groups
from former Yugoslavia. During the period between 2000 - 2002 she was a member of the program committee and trainer in two international peace projects - “Olympic Games for Children” (participants were children and professionals from 10 countries) held in Delphi and Olympia, Greece, and “The Day After- Peace and Reconciliation Work with Israeli and Palestinian Religious Leaders, Business, University and Media People”, held in Rome and Jerusalem.

Since 1993 when certifi ed by Marshall Rosenberg as a trainer of Nonviolent Communication (NVC), she has been a co-trainer with him of many ten-day intensive international trainings, and has been very active in off ering NVC trainings in European countries, Israel and India.

In 2003 in Pilion, Greece she taught NVC to the team of the project: “Human Rights and Confl ict Management” organized by the European Network of Women, with the support of EU and Greek General Secretariat for Youth.

She is Coordinator for Serbia of the Earth Stewards Network, an international network of people dedicated to peace, global communication, conflict resolution, citizen diplomacy founded 1979 by the psychologist Danaan Parry. Since 1996 she is an accredited EP facilitator (Essential Peacemaking/
Women & Men). With Chris Gardner she off ered EP training to many groups of men and women from diff erent countries in Ex-Yugoslavia and Europe.

In the period 2001 – 2004 she was engaged by the Ministry of Education of Serbia and was a member of the team of experts assigned to develop democratization in education and reform of the school system. She is the author of the programs of Civic Education for Elementary School Children.

Nada Ignjatović-Savić passed away on July 19, 2011 in Belgrade.

Workshop No. 1: INTRODUCING THE PROGRAM AND THE METHODOLOGY OF WORK
Workshop No. 2: KNOW YOURSELF (SELF IDENTITY)
Workshop No. 3: LET’S LOVE OURSELVES (PERSONAL IDENTITY)
Workshop No. 4: IDEAL PLACE OF RELAXATION (RELAXATION TECHNIQUE)
Workshop No. 5: TIME TRAVEL (SELF-CONTINUITY)
Workshop No. 6: EXPRESSING FEELINGS
Workshop No. 7: HOW DO WE COMMUNICATE OUR FEELINGS
Workshop No. 8: MY ANGER (1)
Workshop No. 9: MY ANGER (2)
Workshop No. 10: CONSTRUCTIVE CONFLICT SOLVING
Workshop No. 11: MEDIATING THE CONFLICT BETWEEN GIRLS AND BOYS
APPENDIX 1 for workshop No. 11 - The Detective’s List
Workshop No. 12: MEDIATING THE CONFLICT BETWEEN CHILDREN OF THE SAME SEX
Workshop No. 13: MEDIATING THE CONFLICT BETWEEN PARENTS AND CHILDREN
Workshop No. 14: FEAR (1)
Workshop No. 15: FEAR (2)
Workshop No. 16: SADNESS
Workshop No. 17: A LOOK INTO THE FUTURE
Workshop No. 18: THE RIGHTS OF THE YOUNG
Workshop No. 19: MY RESPONSIBILITY
Workshop No. 20: WHEN CHILDREN VIOLATE CHILDREN’S RIGHTS
Workshop No. 21: WHEN PARENTS VIOLATE CHILDREN’S RIGHTS
Workshop No. 22: WHEN ADULTS IN SCHOOL VIOLATE CHILDREN’S RIGHTS
Workshop No. 23: WE ARE ALL DIFFERENT, BUT OUR RIGHTS ARE THE SAME
APPENDIX 2 for workshop No. 23 - Rainbow cards
Workshop No. 24: THE VALUES
APPENDIX 3 for workshop No. 24 - Value/Virtue cards
Workshop No. 25: WHAT DO YOU DO, WHEN VALUES ARE VIOLATED?
Workshop No. 26: MY FAVORITE STORY/COMIC/MOVIE HERO
Workshop No. 27: JEALOUSY
Workshop No. 28: LOVE
Workshop No. 29: LOVE AND ME
Workshop No. 30: EXPRESSING GRATITUDE
Workshop No. 31: REVISION - A JOURNEY THROUGH THE WORKSHOPS
Workshop No. 32: PRESENTING THE RESULTS TO THE PARENTS