Validation Workshop Principles and Techniques
Learn about the Validation Breakthrough - The Feil Method, Validation Principles, Phases of Resolution, Verbal and Non-Verbal Validation Techniques. Understand the importance of empathy in validation and explore ways to connect with individuals experiencing memory-related challenges. Discover effective communication strategies and resources to enhance caregiving practices in the field of validation therapy.
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Naomi Feil Validation Workshop Power Point Slides in English
The Validation Breakthrough The Feil Method 2
Validation Principles Feelings, when validated, lose their strength When ignored, feelings gain strength Early, well established emotional memories stay
Phases of Resolution Malorientation Time Confusion Repetitive Motion Vegetation
Validation uses Empathy What is NOT Empathy Sympathy Confrontation Diversion/Distraction/Redirection Insight-oriented therapy Reassurance Therapeutic lie Patronizing
Verbal Validation Techniques Centering Rephrasing Ask: Who? What? Where? When? How? Polarity Preferred sense Reminiscing
Validation Principle Humans have many levels of awareness or consciousness
Non- Verbal Validation Techniques Centering Close & genuine eye contact Taking emotional temperature Saying their emotion with same emotion Ambiguity Touch Relating movement to need Music Mirroring
More information: Validation Training Institute https://vfvalidation.org https://vfvalidation.org/products/