Healthcare Training Institute - Quality Education since 1979

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DVD Videos
DVD Track #1
How Residents Manipulate - Question 1
DVD Track #2
How Domineering Residents can Damage Your Program - Question 2
DVD Track #3
Explaining Program Changes to Domineering Residents - Question 3
DVD Track #4
Planning an Independent Activity for your Domineering Resident - Question 4
DVD Track #5
Motivating Domineering Residents to Work Independently - Question 5
DVD Track #6
Being an Opportunity Provider, not a Make-Them-Do-er - Question 6
DVD Track #7
Avoid Spending Extra Time with your Domineering Resident - Question 7
DVD Track #8
Dealing with Attention-Seeking Domineering Residents - Question 8
DVD Track #9
Preparing Staff for the Elimination of a Group Activity - Question 9
DVD Track #10
A Two-Step Approach to Conflict with Staff - Question 10
DVD Track #11
Taking the Time to Communicate - Question 11
DVD Track #12
The Ripple Effect - Question 12
DVD Track #13
Holding an Inservice - Question 13
DVD Track #14
Where to Start - Question 14
DVD Track #15
Photos with Commentary - Question 15
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Instructor's Guide for DVD Training
Introductory Commentary
Part I: Staff & Volunteer Inservice Training Instructor's Guide

Part II: Manual of Articles
Section 1
Denial and Stages of Stress and Domineering Residents - Question 16
Section 2
Control Your Mind Games Concerning Your Domineering Residents - Question 17
Section 3
Passive Responses and How to Make an Assertive Statement with a Domineering Resident - Question 18
>Section 4
Coping with Domineering Residents: The Triple-A Approach, Keeping a Stress Journal, and Finding the Funny Part - Question 19
Section 5
Counter Your Inner Critic when Your Domineering Resident Gets You Down - Question 20
Section 6
Domineering Residents and Playing the Blame Game - Question 21
Section 7
How to Center When Dealing with a Domineering Resident - Question 22
Section 8
Combating Distortions Related to Dealing with Domineering Residents - Question 23
Section 9
The Tyranny of the Should with Domineering Residents - Question 24
Section 10
Who’s Responsible for What in Conflicts with Domineering Residents… Anger Management Styles - Question 25
Section 11
Responding Assertively to the Requests of Domineering Residents - Question 26
Section 12
Are You Afraid of Your Domineering Resident? - Question 27
Selected Readings Bibliography/Authors/Instructors
Concluding Commentary