[1] O documento descreve o Emotional CPR (eCPR), um programa de educação em saúde pública que treina pessoas a ajudar outras passando por crises emocionais. [2] O eCPR usa três fases - Conectar com compaixão, (em)Poderar para fortalecer a paixão e o propósito, e Revitalizar para renovar a energia e esperança. [3] O programa é acessível mundialmente para ajudar pessoas a se sentirem emocionalmente conectadas e poderosas.
Inteligência Artificial na Saúde - A Próxima Fronteira.pdf
Emotional CPR
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Emotional CPR
Objetivo: treinar pessoas sobre como dar assistencia a
outras passando por alguma crise emocional e tornar
essa prática acessível ás pessoas ao redor do mundo
Oryx Cohen
Diretor Chefe Op.
Treinador da eCPR
Fórum de Saúde Mental -
Brasil, Agosto 2018
2. O que é o eCPR?
• Um programa de
educação em saúde
pública que prepara
seu público para ajudar
pessoas passando por
crises emocionais
O eCPR é uma forma de
conectar corações em
busca de ressuscitação
emocional.
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www.emotional-cpr.org
4. Ways Emotional CPR Heals Trauma
Dimensions
Impact
of
Trauma
Outcomes of
Emotional CPR
Relatedness Alienated
Emotionally
Connected
Power Voiceless
Emotionally
Powerful
Emotional State
Numb and
dissociated
Emotionally
Revitalized
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“As maneiras como o eCPR cura os traumas”
5. As três fases do eCPR
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C = Conectar, com Compaixão e Cuidado, para que se
abram espaços de comunicação entre as pessoas
P = (em)Poderar, para que sejam sentidas a Paixão e o
Propósito da causa
R = Revitalizar, para que se tenham novas energias,
uma nova vida, criatividade, esperança e o interesse
renovado sobre a vida das pessoas
8. As 6 intenções do eCPR
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• Conectar: eu irei me conectar por meio dos
sentimentos primeiro, usando meus olhos, meus
ouvidos, meu coração, e meu respeito para sentir sua
presença sobre meu ser
• Conectar: enquanto eu sentir sua presença, eu irei ficar
com você, compartilhando meus sentimentos por
estar em sua presença
• (em)Poderar: eu estarei com você, sem querer te
concertar, julgar ou aconselhar você
10. As 6 intenções do eCPR (cont.)
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• (em)Poderar: eu não sei o que é melhor para você;
juntos nós iremos explorar o desconhecido e
descobriremos nosso poder
• (em)Poderar: juntos, acessaremos o poder para curar
que se encontra dentro de nós, encontrando nosso estado
natural de bem-estar
• Revitalizar: nós autenticamente criamos uma nova
vida e uma nova esperança no momento presente, que
se define como a revitalização
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Como ter uma conversa sem fazer
perguntas ou começar uma história
• Compartilhe o que você sente no seu corpo em resposta por
estar com uma pessoa em dificuldade
• Eu respondo com minha expressão facial, olhos, gestos, corpo;
sem mimicas
• Compartilho as imagens que talvez eu possa ver em resposta a
tudo isso
• Repito uma palavra ou uma frase com a pessoa
• Toques podem ajudar, mas precisam ser realizados com
cuidade, e devem ser iniciados pela pessoa em dificuldade
13. Comparison of Conventional Help and eCPR Assistance
Conventional eCPR
Connect
Engage verbally using questions
to assess and /or determine
diagnosis.
First feel presence of the other person
with your whole being.
Refrain from emotional
expression to maintain
boundaries.
Express emotions through channels of
communication that enhance connection.
emPower
Explain, judge, and fix.
No need to explain, fix, or advise person
about what she or he should do.
Expert knows what is wrong
and knows how to fix the
problem.
By the power of connection we can
explore together the uncertainty of the
unknown.
Experts think they have the
power to heal the broken
person.
Both people discover their inner wisdom
through heart connection. Power to heal is
within our relationship.
Revitalize
Goal: Expert reliefs the
symptoms of the person who is
labeled ill.
Goal: experience new life and new hope
together.
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“Comparação entre a ajuda convencional e a assistência eCPR”
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15. E-mail: info@emotional-cpr.org, oryx@power2u.org
Telefone: (877) 246-9058 (Toll Free)
Linha Direta (Spanish/English): (714) 948-3513
Websites:
Emotional CPR: www.emotional-cpr.org
National Empowerment Center (NEC): www.power2u.org
National Coalition of Mental Health Recovery (NCMHR)
www.ncmhr.org
Facebook:
Emotional CPR (eCPR)
Emotional CPR - Australia
Emotional CPR - California,
Emotional CPR - Texas,
Emotional CPR - Minnesota
National Empowerment Center
Daniel B Fisher
Oryx Cohen
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Notas do Editor
Relatedness: -Trust and and empathy between two or more Individuals in a relationship (Psychology Dictionary)
The need for relatedness (Trust and and empathy) deals with the desire to “interact with, be connected to, and experience caring for other people”. Our actions and daily activities involve other people and through this we seek the feeling of belongingness.
Alienation:
Powerlessness: A person believes that his or her actions have no effect on outcomes.
Meaninglessness: A person is unable to understand his or her situation and doesn’t know what to believe or expect.
Normlessness: A person feels disconnected from social norms or believes that social rules for behavior have broken down. This might cause the person to believe that socially unapproved behavior is necessary in order to achieve goals.
Isolation: A socially isolated person puts low value on the goals and beliefs of his or her given society. Isolated and detached people may create their own value systems.
Self-Estrangement: Alienated people may feel disconnected from themselves. In such cases, they may not be able to find activities that are interesting to
.(Source: Sociologist Melvin Seeman) http://www.healthline.com/health/alienation#Types2
Emotionally Connected
Emotional connection is the kind of primal safety you get from knowing that you are seen, valued, and comforted in your most vulnerable moments.
This kind of safety is crucial to the foundation of relationships
Emotionally Powerful
You can’t afford to live in a state of powerlessness — it will cause a level of stress, anxiety, and struggle that is too difficult to overcome. It will leave you defenseless against life.
People need to take action and make a difference even in the smallest ways. Taking action restores a sense of control and directly counteracts the sense of powerlessness that is the identifying mark of trauma.
Revitalization
In the wake of crisis it is possible to learn and grow at rates 100 times faster than at any other time, because there is a door of opportunity. Growth can go at warp speed in every domain of life.
You can learn much that is deep and profound. You do this by interacting and by working together on the meaning of the difficult experience. Those who have the courage to become part of the trauma tribe, to experience and share their pain, or to help them overcome their pain, also have the opportunity to share their growth.
Everyone who goes through this process ends up better, stronger, smarter, deeper, and more connected. They would say so and everyone who comes in contact with them recognizes the change. It is like having a broken bone. If it heals properly, it is stronger in the spot where it fractured than it was before the injury.
Traumatic experiences are broken bones of the soul. If you engage in the process of recovery, you get stronger. If you don't, the bones remain porous, with permanent holes inside, and you are considerably weaker.
In this stage of recovery, you reintegrate your self and your values in a new way. You incorporate meaning in your life. You integrate deeper and more authentic ways of communicating.
People at this stage may experience a new sense of preciousness of life, a clarification of goals and renewed commitment to them, and new understanding of the value of ties to others
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Levels of eCPR
eCPR was first developed for one person assisting another through an emotional crisis. We learned, now, that it is valuable to show how the intentions of eCPR apply from the individual up through whole communities. In that spirit, we have added meCPR to describe the process of creating eCPR internally with one self. In addition, we find that the intentions of eCPR can be applied in a group setting (of 10-20 people), which we call weCPR. In even larger groups, we create communityCPR. Our goal is to spread eCPR to every community through its application at all these levels, thereby shifting the culture of whole communities from fear and isolation to compassion and mutual respect.
耳 EAR
十 TEN (10)
目 EYE
一 ONE (1)
心 HEART
王 KING (RESPECT)
The Chinese Verb “to Listen”
The Chinese verb “to listen” is perhaps the simplest, yet most comprehensive, example of open-minded, active, complete listening known. The Chinese character that means “to listen” is made up of the characters that mean “eyes,” “ear,” “undivided attention,” and “heart.” The Chinese view listening as a whole-body experience that involves all of these things.
The Ears
Listening with your ears means that you understand and employ the parts of the listening process including focusing, understanding, and reacting. It means that you have moved past the hearing stage and made a voluntary decision to listen.
The Eyes
Listening with your eyes means that you look at the person who is talking. It means that you observe his or her facial expressions, mannerisms, and nonverbal communication. It means that with your eyes you begin to see what that person is saying, even if he or she is not speaking.
Complete Attention
This is perhaps the most difficult of actions. Your complete attention means that you have eliminated all distractions and all barriers that may cloud your ability to listen. It means that you have moved beyond the prejudices and biases that you hold about a person, an issue, or a topic. It means that the person speaking to you is the only thing on your mind.
The Heart
It has been said that empathy is your pain in my heart. This is what listening with your heart entails, sympathy and empathy. It means that you are able to put yourself in other people's shoes, inside their head, inside their life, and listen to them from their point of view.
Respect
Listen with respect (listen as if you were listening to the king): Use the power of silence and engaging listening when you are supporting a person, thereby treating the person as someone special, as someone who is important ( “king”). No matter what they say. Shut down all the external as well as internal noises—and just listen!
On Monday, April 27, 2015, daniel fisher <daniefisher@gmail.com> wrote:
"You don't realize how language actually interferes with communication until you don’t have it, how it gets in the way like an over dominant sense. You have to pay much more attention to everything else when you can’t understand the words. Once comprehension comes, so much else falls away. You then rely on their words, and words aren’t always the most reliable thing." source, Euphoria by Lily King