Decision-Making 8 Hours
$125
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DECISION-MAKING
Course Description:
This course will teach participants to use critical thinking and decision-making to develop the ability to make good decisions, to improve their overall skills and consider consequences of both positive and negative factors that will lead to better decisions and outcomes. Participants will discover the steps necessary to achieve goals, as well as learn about the power that ordinary, everyday decisions can have over the quality of life.
Using an engaging simulation, this course teaches a logical decision-making process that addresses the critical elements that result in high-quality decisions. Participants will develop the skills and confidence to generate options and compare them to important life decisions, and to select the best course of action. Utilizing this process will also help individuals avoid the pitfalls that often undermine our best efforts to succeed or improve over past mistakes.
Learning Objectives
Participants will learn how to:
1. Make better decisions more effectively and confidently.
2. Avoid obstacles to objective analysis and judgments.
3. Involve the right people at the right time in the decision-making process.
4. Gain the help and support needed to make high-quality decisions and to implement them.
Who Should Attend:
This workshop is designed for all who may have been court ordered to attend a decision-making course due to poor decision-making or those who have demonstrated a tendency to make poor life decisions in the past. All persons who need to improve their decision making skills.
Learning Process Employed:
Collaborative Learning
Discussion
Simulation
Decision-Making / Critical Thinking (Thinking for Change)
Course Content:
Section 1: Introduction
Section 2: Communication style, personality and decision making
Section 3: Mindfulness, faulty thinking and decision making
Section 4: Emotions, stress and decision making / critical thinking
Section 5: Decision making scenarios: making decisions under pressure
Section 6: Decision making and the power of thought
Section 7: Cognitive restructuring and the decision making process
Section 8: Guiding decisions: steps and techniques to positive thought
Section 9: Decision making and managing powerful thoughts
Section 10: Decision making activity: thought management strategy & goals
Alternative Classes:
Our State Offender Education courses all have minimum attendance requirements for classes. When attendance fails to meet the required attendance or drops below the minimum due, then we are required to cancel the class and reschedule.
When DWI and DOEP classes are canceled, some or all of those days may be scheduled for our 1 day or short duration courses. Those courses include:
Alcohol Awareness, Theft/Shoplifting, Anger Management, Marijuana Awareness, AOD Awareness, Decision-Making and many, many more.
PLEASE NOTE:
STUDENTS MUST CALL TO REQUEST THOSE CLASSES. REQUESTS ARE FILLED ON A 1st COME - 1st SERVED BASIS
