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Emails:
Scott Goldsmith - [email protected] Chris Cavert - [email protected] Scott's Book: Experiential Activities for Enhancing Emotional Intelligence - get your copy from Scott's site! Exploring Islands of Healing - This is a book that influenced Scott's adventure education journey. Emotional Intelligence by Daniel Goleman - This is one of the ground-breaking books about EI. Lot's of research findings to support the value of EI. Project Adventure - Lots of good workshop opportunities, both in person and online. This is where Scott took his first workshop in Adventure Education. Wild Woosey/Relationship Walk - this is one of the activities Scott talked about during the episode. Scott frontloads the activity by asking about positive behaviors in relationships - participants are asked to think about the answers to this question "on the walk down" to the element where they share answers. Then, they participate in the element and during the processing session talk about how and when the relationship behaviors showed up during the experience. Here's a picture of the Wild Woosey: 
Chiji Image Cards and Climer Image Cards - These are two wonderful decks of image cards used for processing and team building activities.
A History of the Full Value Contract - here's a nice blog post from Michelle Cummings about the FVC. Some useful tools Scott talked about using in his programs: Teamwork & Teamplay Cards Body Parts Debriefing Stop N' Go
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