OLLI Experience: Who You Are Matters! Conversation Experience (Boardgame) (DRAKE HALL)
OSHR 1222Experience seven structured and engaging conversations with three to five peers, focused on personal qualities, strengths, interests, and future possibilities. This conversation-based experience, presented as a board game, helps participants get to know one another through deep listening, being heard (without advice), and shared moments of empathy and laughter. Using a talking stick, participants share brief stories, receive affirmative feedback, and create a Clarification Statement about future possibilities. Used in 19 countries and by more than 1,000 organizations, this approach has been shown to support curiosity, exploration, hope, self-efficacy, resilience, optimism, and organized thinking. Many find it to be an engaging introduction to the OLLI community and the Finish Well Beyond 50 Framework. The experience is led by the program's co-creator. View video clip: https://onelifetools.com/pages/who-you-are-matters
Rich Feller, Ph.D., L.P.C., JCTC, researches how to age and finish well. As a professor of Counseling & Career Development and one of twelve University Distinguished Teaching Scholars (emeritus) at Colorado State University, he served as President of the National Career Development Association. His consulting work includes NASA, the UN, the NFL, AARP, and Modern Elder Academy. He is a co-founder of Onelifetools.com, a co-author of the Career Decision Making System, a senior advisor to YouScience.com, and the Executive Director of Careerdevelopmentnetwork.org. His consultations encompass projects in all 50 states as well as Sudan, Thailand, China, Korea, Japan, Australia, Singapore, India, Egypt, Canada, Europe, and Semester at Sea. See http://richfeller.com.
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