Presented by:
Lawrence Hedblom
& Kristen R. Krueger, PhD
Improvisation exercises or “improv” is increasingly being used to address diverse mental health outcomes. Those who use improv to this end often feel that there is an incredible potential or even magical quality to what improv does and how it can make people feel. Researchers have also begun to study the positive effects of improv exercises. It is believed that engaging in group improv exercises can help improve trust, listening, creativity and team-work. The first part of this highly-experiential session will show how building on Yes, AND can facilitate communication and increase collaboration. Specifically, we will engage participants in exercises to illustrate the following improv concepts:
Learning Objectives:
3. To learn the results of a pilot study of improv used in a therapeutic manner and of other research that is currently being conducted.
A Special Thank You For Your Meeting Host and Food Sponsor:
Hazelden
Remember this is your last chance to use your
Bring-A-Guest pass for the year!
Parking and Lunch Information
Meeting Schedule:
8:30-9:00 am - Networking
9:00-9:45 am - Business Meeting
9:45-10:00 am - 15 Minute Break
10:00-12:00 pm - Program
12:00 pm - Optional Networking Lunch - Location TBD
**CEU Certificates given out upon completion of the program**
EAPA Member or Guest with the Bring-a-Guest Program - $0
Full-time Students, Retirees and Unemployed Professionals - $5
Non Members - $40