Escape into the Comfort Zone
AGJF Sachsen /
06.06 - 08.06. 2016
Escape into the Comfort Zone
Experiential education methods for intercultural work
Youth welfare services are facing new challenges to create successful relationships with refugees and to help them assimilate effectively. To succeed, it is essential to confront oneself with some questions. What scares me, and what concerns do I have with these unfamiliar meetings?
The children and teenagers arrive from stressful situations, and have to live with the consequences of traumatisation as well as having to cope with uncertainty. The therapeutic concept of the "comfort zone" can give help us understand what the young refugees need and how the work differs from the standard youth care practices.
Aim and contents of the seminar:
- Design of pedagogical care work based on the understanding of experiential therapeutic models and attitudes
- Developing and reviewing suitable settings for the pedagogical work
- Reflection on the individual’s experience gained from the seminar
Methods: Experience-oriented methods from experiential and play pedagogy using the media of fire, dance and movement.
Info and registration:
www.agjf-sachsen.de
Seminar leaders: Andrea Scholz, Josef Eder
seminar leader: Andrea Scholz, Josef Eder