WILLIAM C. JARVIS, Ed. D. MOTIVATIONAL and INSPIRATIONAL SPEAKER MEDICAL - REHABILITATION Hospitals, Therapy In-Service, Support Groups VETERANS RETURNING FROM WAR POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS FROM INJURY How to maximize success to get through adversity. Strategies for Maximum Improvement He conquers who endures Persius BEGIN THIS PROGRAM SEE "FACEBOOK - BRAIN INJURY" (RED SUNSET) Creating Internal Motivation for Improvement After a Traumatic Brain Injury JARVIS REHABILITATION METHOD Success in Rehabilitation SOCIAL Living Life Again Having other interest Sharing Improvement with Others COGNITIVE Changing Thinking Improve Thinking and Language Skills Verbalizing PHYSICAL Being Consistent Recording Accomplishments Moving on With Your Life (accepting limitations) PSYCHOLOGICAL Visualizing Making Everyday Count Never giving up Accepting that Progress is Very Slow Having Patience Believing MAGIC CONVENTIONS and Magic Events Healing benefits of performing magic. Hope through Magic for People with Disabilities Adversity has a way of disabling a person. As a person that has lived through adversity, I know magic has given me hope. Magic significantly helps with social development, cognitive thought, physical skills, and motivation in rehabilitation. There are programs that advocate the use of magic in therapy for people with disabilities: Project Magic of David Copperfield and The Healing of Magic by Kevin and Cindy Spencer. Performing magic can give a person hope for the future as a therapy tool. Magic is beneficial for thinking\skills, social skills, and motor movement skills. This hobby is a motivational tool that helps to maximize success through adversity. Magic, as a hobby, provides the possibility of enjoyment in life even though a person is in adverse circumstances. A disability is like a brick wall; when a person stands up close to it the brick wall is all a person can see. However, when a person gets away from the brick wall there is a view of other things. Magic is a window of opportunity to see and experience other things in life. It will benefit a person in many ways and at the same time be very enjoyable. This material is meant to provide a person with ideas for rehabilitation and provide motivation for a meaningful activity. Magic is of help to people with a disability in these areas: • Socially (Personal, Interpersonal) • Cognitively (Thinking) • Physically (Fine Motor) • Psychologically (Motivation) These are ideas for working with someone with a brain injury, stroke, general limited motor movement, or interest in life. It is not important to be an accomplished magician, but to use magic as a tool for improving physical and mental health. Magic can greatly help language skills, thinking skills, and physical motor movement skills for the individual. These suggestions are not a cure, but a way to maximize success in rehabilitation CHURCH - Message: LEANING ON FAITH and DO YOU HAVE A VOICE? 'Leaning on Faith' through difficult times. Don’t Quit Anonymous When things go wrong as they sometimes will, When the road you’re trudging seems all uphill, When you’re feeling low and the stress is high, And you want to smile but have to sigh, When worries are getting you down a bit… By all means pray – and don’t you quit. Success is failure turned inside out, God’s hidden gift in the clouds of doubt, You can never tell how close you are- It may be near when it seems so far. So trust in the Lord when you’re hardest hit… It’s when things go wrong that you must not quit! God will always take care of you. The power of faith is unlimited. God can take adversity and use it for His purpose Hebrews 13:5-6 “Never will I leave you; never will I forsake you. So we say with confidence, The Lord is my helper; I will not be afraid." Matthew 17:20 "He replied, 'Because you have so little faith, I tell you the truth, if you have faith as a mustard seed, you can say to this mountain, 'Move from here to there' and it will move. Nothing will be impossible for you." Romans 9:17 "I raise you up for this very purpose, that I might display my power in you and that my name might be proclaimed in all the earth." PUBLIC AND PRIVATE EDUCATION STAFF IN-SERVICE Staff Development on 'How to motivate students' "You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink." Learn how to salt the oats!" Teaching Effectiveness Dr. Bill Jarvis has been a teacher, supervisor, building principal, and University Professor of Education. He presents effective techniques to motivate students and strategies he used for self-motivation during his years of rehabilitation. SALT THE OATS CONNECTION ENVIRONMENT THINKING SKILLS COMPLIMENT EXPERIENCE SUCCESS STUDY GUIDES VERBALIZE REHAB MOTIVATION Ideas for effective teaching are what every educator need for daily challenges in the classroom. |
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| SELECT HOSPITAL FORT WAYNE, IN 2001 |
| STATEWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH FORT WAYNE, IN |
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| LECTURE AT MAGI-FEST 2005 COLUMBUS, OHIO |
| Lecture notes in book: Snail to the Finish-Leaning on Faith |
Message is in book : 'Snail to the Finish-Leaning on Faith' |
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