Culture is everywhere Why do we want to understand others’ cultures?----better understanding enhance better relationship How to understand others? Enlarging.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Listening to Learn NE-II-159.

Advertisements

MCIC Perioperative Initiative February 14, 2006 Operating Room Briefings.

?????????? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ????????? ????????? ????????? ????????? ????????? ????????? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?? ? ?? ?? TM.

Effective Communication Strategies & Problem Solving Difficult Behaviors Heather Gray Family Support Coordinator Alzheimer’s Association

Tutorial on Risk Adjusted P-chart Farrokh Alemi, Ph.D.

Questions. John Kotter; Why Transformation Efforts Fail Your thoughts? 1) What was the big message? 2) What did you find that was “interesting” 3) How.

Culture Shock. Review from Study Abroad Basics Meeting Who do you need to talk to before studying abroad? What do you need to do if you are a financial.

Ieva Vētra CONTENT What is culture? What is culture shock? What causes culture shock? Culture shock 4 phases – Honeymoon phase – Negotiation.

Transition Stage of a Group Characteristics of the transition stage Transitional phase is marked by feelings of anxiety and defenses Members are: Testing.

Chapter Five: The Verbal Dimension of Communication.

THECHEESEEXPERIENCE An A-mazing Way to Deal With Change In Your Work & Life Based on the # 1 Bestselling Business Book.

Multicultural Health Communication. Learning Objectives Enhanced ability to communicate with people from culturally diverse backgrounds Practical knowledge.

Today’s Families and Their Partnerships with Professionals

The Impact of Invisible Disabilities in Housing: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Depression, Autism and More Megan Watson, PhD Licensed Psychologist The.

Level 2 NVQ Health and Social Care Award Principles of Good Practice

Safe Patient Hand-Offs Theresa Heindlmeyer Ferris State University EDUC 540 Hallmark Project.

SECTION 7 Depression.

Adjusting to Life in America …The American Dream Guiding Principles Cultural Differences Communicating Effectively Societal Norms.

Understanding Mental and Emotional Health

Chapter 6 Therapeutic Communication

Effective Communication

Helping Teens Transition into Adulthood. Fulton Psychological Group Individual Therapy Individual Therapy Group Therapy.

EPECEPECEPECEPEC American Osteopathic Association AOA: Treating our Family and Yours Osteopathic EPEC Osteopathic EPEC Education for Osteopathic Physicians.

ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE BY JOSEPH MOLLUSO.

LESSON 8.6: CULTURAL COMPETENCY Module 8: Pharmacy Obj. 8.6: Apply effective communication and cultural competency skills to community pharmacy situations.

Cultural awareness. Cultural Awareness Agenda General info - what is Culture? - Cultural Adjustment & Adaptation Tips for Cultural Adjustment Short Break.

Wellness Series Reaching RESILIENCE. Mental Health America of Eastern Missouri Our Mission To promote mental health and to improve the care and treatment.

Introduction to Psychology What IS Psychology? Why should I care about it?

Theoretical Explanations for the Importance of Using NANDA/NIC/NOC Margaret Lunney, RN, PhD.

DEPRESSION AWARENESS AND SUICIDE PREVENTION Health Science II Mental Health Unit.

Understand techniques, strategies, & systems used to foster self- understanding & enhance relationships with others.

Discourse Analysis Force Migration and Refugee Studies Program The American University in Cairo Professor Robert S. Williams.

Copyright © 1999 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. 15 Health Psychology: Stress, Coping, and Health.

Effective Communication. Verbal Non-verbal Spoken words Written communication Facial expressions Body language touch Communication: exchange of information,

PARAMEDIC CARE: PRINCIPLES & PRACTICE. Patient Assessment.

Emotional Intelligence Salovey and Mayer (1997). Definition The ability to perceive and express emotion, understand and reason with emotion and regulate.

Through Experiential Education. Experiential Education Experiential Education means: Activities that challenge your thoughts and opinions of a given group,

Culture shock  Culture shock is the loss of emotional balance, disorientation or confusion that a person feels when moving from a familiar environment.

Building & Maintaining Connections Dr. Mary-Frances O’Connor, PhD Clinical Psychologist, UCLA.

Depression / Suicide.

Lecture 12 Culture Shock Adaptation & Re-entry. The stress or disorientation associated with ada pting to a new culture or unusual context The stress.

Stress Management Dr Latha Satish Former Research Scientist Dept Of Psychology,University Of Madras.

Substance Abuse/ Alcoholism Courtney Smith & Santiago Ruiz.

Bledsoe et al., Paramedic Care Principles & Practice Volume 2: Patient Assessment © 2006 by Pearson Education, Inc. Upper Saddle River, NJ Paramedic Care:

FIRST AID: BLEEDING & SHOCK BLEEDING MOST OF OUR BLEEDING ACCIDENTS CAN BE TAKEN CARE OF BY YOURSELF OUR BAND-AIDS ARE OUT IN THE SHOP BY THE COMPUTERS.

HEALTH TRIANGLE.

What is Health Literacy?

Practicing Abstinence

Theories and Practice of Interactive Media 13 October 2003 Kathy E. Gill.

Early Years Foundation Stage

CRITICAL THINKING AND THE NURSING PROCESS Entry Into Professional Nursing NRS 101.

The Health Triangle.

Personal Health and Wellness Review

Bledsoe et al., Paramedic Care: Principles & Practice, Volume 2: Patient Assessment, 3rd Ed. © 2009 by Pearson Education, Inc. Upper Saddle River, NJ Paramedic.

Peer Mentoring Overview. You’re Serving as a Peer Mentor When...  You help your students achieve the potential within themselves that is hidden to others.

Active Listening Skills. Show that you are listening to the person and are interested in their point of view. Active listening includes; Attending Questioning.

Do you have a long term health needs? Have you heard about Care Planning? Care planning gives you the opportunity to have more information and be more.

Surviving Change Individual motivation for Technicians HEaTED North West 2015.

What is a World View? MAKING SENSE OF OUR WORLD. How Do We Make Sense Of Our World?

Principles of Communication

DO NOW Think about a time you felt anxiety in a social situation: Describe… – The physical symptoms – The thoughts going through your head – Your emotions.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy/Techniques

Handling Change and Stress

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy/Techniques

إعداد المشرفة التربوية نجلاء الجارد

Therapeutic communication

The Sovereign State of X

New Minor Injuries Locally Enhanced Service is available here!

Intimate Partner Violence:

Chapter Outline Intercultural Adaptation Acculturation Culture shock

Presentation transcript:

Culture is everywhere Why do we want to understand others’ cultures?----better understanding enhance better relationship How to understand others? Enlarging our frame of reference, Suspending judgment, and Asking why (Part 2, p. 39 Principle)

Culture Shock Definition of Culture Shock: the anxiety and frustration which we experience in a situation where all our former experience fail to help us interpret and adjust to a new culture. Symptoms of Culture Shock: (See Part 2, p. 47)

Culture Shock Cause of Culture Shock: Language: Relationship: being separated from old relationship and building new relationship Routine:changing in shopping patterns, transportation, banking, recreation, cooking, medical care, driving habits, patterns of communication,… Physical Health: hygiene, infectious disease,…

Identifying Expectations Check your expectations against the reality: (See Part 2, p. 56) Dealing with Violated Expectations: Stop: thinking about what happened and your feelings, monitoring the negative thoughts that go through your mind Suspend judgment: being aware the judgment your are making, keeping an open mind, seeking further information and pursuing understanding. Ask why:Understanding comes to those who patiently seek answers to their confusion.

Square Heads and Round Heads

Cultural Adjustment Map

Websites Culture Shocks tm tm tm tm m m tm tm

Website Culture Shocks Culture Adjustment s.html s.html