Sentence examples for experiential technique from inspiring English sources

At Department of Nursing, University College Lillebaelt in Denmark we use an experiential technique called sculpting in our simulation program.

Experiential technique "Thoughts and emotions": a volunteer from the group was asked to share an unpleasant situation that has happened to him/her in recent weeks, verbalizing the feelings, emotions that he/she experienced during the situation.

When television commercials were introduced, if each channel had its own approach, toolkit, regulation, distinct experiential technique and provided no transference (e.g. your shoppable YouTube video needs to be rebuilt for Facebook and rebuilt again for say, Twitter) the barrier to adoption may have been too big a burden to navigate.

Engaging Emotion in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: Experiential Techniques for Promoting Lasting Change.

Thirty-three women attended a two hour seminar on breast feeding using experiential techniques.

In this research work, the compliant based microgripper is developed and the performance of the microgripper is studied through numerical simulation and experiential techniques.

"On a wet November Saturday in 1996," they say on its Web site at www.oyf.com, "two unsuspecting bald guys with glasses met at a bakery in Portland, Oregon, to talk about a T-shirt and instead, by complete accident, formed a consultancy that uses improvisation and other experiential techniques to help organizations create, relate and communicate, all while having a ridiculously good time".

This analysis highlights that although some experiential techniques are used in forensic psychology to facilitate cognitive change (e.g., schema therapy), there is still a key focus on rational reasoning techniques such as Socratic questioning, psychoeducation, and thought monitoring.

Schema focused drama therapy uses experiential techniques in the treatment of cluster C personality disorders (avoidant, dependent, and obsessive) in order to achieve improvement in dealing with emotions and reducing the tendency towards avoidance.

A range of experiential techniques, including role playing and small group interactive exercises, are used to help Fellows understand the perspective of diverse audiences such as policy makers and journalists, and to develop specific, appropriate messages they want to communicate to those stakeholders.

Potential barriers to adopting value-driven behaviours and maintaining committed action in the long-term will be explored and addressed through metaphors and experiential techniques.