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VIDEO
Imagery Procedures for People with Special Needs
Breaking the Barriers II
Dr. June Groden and Dr. Joseph R. Cautela
32 minutes (includes training guide)
Item 4610, $195.00
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Features training sessions in which clinicians use and demonstrate imagery-based procedures to help students with developmental disabilities learn to cope with stress and develop self-control. Training involves: Covert Positive Reinforcement (imagining oneself performing an appropriate behavior followed by a pleasant consequence), Covert Modeling (imagining someone else behaving inappropriately and experiencing a negative consequence, then imagining that same person behaving appropriately and experiencing a pleasant consequence), and the Self-Control Triad (a combination of three techniques: thought stopping, relaxation, and pleasant imagery). |
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