An Introduction to PAIRS ESSENTIAL Workshop

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An Introduction to PAIRS ESSENTIAL Workshop Care for the Spirit Can you hear me now?!! An Introduction to PAIRS ESSENTIAL Workshop

Care for the Spirit : Can you hear me now?!! A Brief History of the Formation of PAIRS A Brief History of the Warrior to Soul Mate Program

Care for the Spirit : Can you hear me now?!! Key Concepts: Good Will Empathy Compassion Bonding Relationship Road Map

Confidential, Proprietary Information PAIN Anger Sadness Hurt Fear PLEASURE Happiness Joy Serenity Love Our Future WB-16 PAIRS Essentials, Internal Only, April 6, 2008 4

Confidential, Proprietary Information Relationship Road Map I The Logic of Emotion and Bonding DIS-EASE DISTRESS DISTRUST UNHAPPINESS PAIN DANGER FEAR/ANGER BIOLOGICALLY BASED NEEDS Air – Food – Water – Shelter BONDING (Emotional Openness/Physical Closeness) EASE EU-STRESS TRUST HAPPINESS PLEASURE DESIRE LOVE SYMPTOMS OF UNHAPPINESS Illness, Fatigue Depression Rigidity of Personality Constriction, Isolation Closed, Guarded, Wary Anti-Social Behavior Range of Addictions: Drugs, Alcohol Food, Shopping, Work Gambling, Internet SIGNS OF HAPPINESS Health, Energy Well Being Flexibility Creativity Open, Sharing Personal Responsibility Capacity for Intimacy WB-17 PAIRS Essentials, Internal Only, April 6, 2008

The Language of Love “BONDING” In the context of PAIRS, bonding represents the biologically-based human need for the combination of emotional openness and physical closeness with another person. WB-9

Care for the Spirit : Can you hear me now?!! Laying the Foundation “The Heart of Intimacy Levels of Learning Three Hopes – Three Fears Stages of Relationships Relationship Roadmap Leveling/Congruent Style Daily Temperature Reading Talking Tips The Love Bank

Stress Styles of Communication PAIRS SHM Training, University of Central Florida Stress Styles of Communication The Placater or “People Pleaser” The Blamer The Computer The Distracter WB-18 Copyright © PAIRS. All Rights Reserved. (877) 724-7748. 8

PAIRS SHM Training, University of Central Florida Leveling Posture Copyright © PAIRS. All Rights Reserved. (877) 724-7748.

Daily Temperature Reading with appreciation to Virginia Satir Confidential, Proprietary Information Daily Temperature Reading with appreciation to Virginia Satir Appreciations New Information Puzzles Concerns with Recommendations Wishes, Hopes, Dreams WB-23 PAIRS Essentials, Internal Only, April 6, 2008

Care for the Spirit : Can you hear me now?!! Session Two: Constructive Conflict Emotional Stages of Development Dirty Fighting The Emotional Jug Emptying the Emotional Jug Fair Fight for Change

Confidential, Proprietary Information PAIRS Emotional Jug Leaks Through DIRTY FIGHTING: Sarcasm Ridiculing Threatening Accusing Labeling Taunting Laughing At Assuming Sneering Contempt Ignoring Blaming Stonewalling - Blowing your Top -Popping Your Cork WB-36 PAIRS Essentials, Internal Only, April 6, 2008

EMPTYING THE EMOTIONAL JUG If you were mad about anything else, what would it be? Thank You! What are you MAD about? What else are you mad about? If you were sad about anything else, what would it be? Thank You! What are you SAD about? What else are you sad about? If you were scared about anything else, what would it be? Thank You! What are you SCARED about? What else are you scared about? Is there anything else that you are glad about? Thank You! What are you GLAD about? What else are you glad about? WB-37

Care for the Spirit : Can you hear me now?!! Session Three: Emotional Literacy Love Knots – Irrational Assumptions Prowergram – Who Decides Emotional Allergy Negative Infinity Loop Confiding an Emotional Allergy Transforming the Loop

Care for the Spirit : Can you hear me now?!! Questions??

Chaplain Dick Millspaugh Email: uni4peas@gmail.com PAIRS Website: www.pairs.com