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Read the book “You Are Special” with the
patients. Talk about the book and how
people judged each other by giving dots or stars out.
Give patients the picture with a star in the upper
corner. Have patients draw their
positive qualities, accomplishments, things they like about themselves, etc.
Compare the two drawings. Ask patients which one they like better, and
their reasons for that choice.
Talk about how we are sometimes judged by our
diagnosis. Explain that we can choose if
we will let it be a dot or a star in our lives. Ask for examples of each scenario. Discuss with patients ways in which their
diagnosis makes them unique and how they can turn their diagnosis into a strength and not a weakness.
I love this idea! I'm gonna try it next week!
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