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Ways the Principles of Tokens of Appreciation Can Be Incorporated Without Using Actual Tokens

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  Video
Duration:
3 minutes
Presented by:
UCLA Child & Youth Behavioral Health Center of Excellence
Featuring:
Susana A. López, PhD
Series:
Ask the Expert: Engaging With Youth
Relevant categories:
Family Engagement
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This video explores creative alternatives to traditional tokens of appreciation, offering various methods to express gratitude without physical tokens. From verbal affirmations tailored to individual behaviors to heartfelt text messages or handwritten notes, it suggests personalized approaches to acknowledge and affirm adolescents' contributions and identities.

  Keywords: communication, praise
  Public link for sharing: https://learn.wellbeing4la.org/detail?id=401594&k=1784069414  
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Appreciation can be expressed without physical tokens in various creative ways. Verbal tokens of gratitude, text messages, and handwritten notes can all effectively communicate appreciation. Watch this video to learn more about offering multiple avenues for meaningful communication.

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Sharing affirming words with family members can be fun when you hand out a token alongside the positive message. Tokens are given as a “high five” or way to acknowledge one another in a family or group setting. First, explain the purpose of tokens, then use them during the meeting with a facilitator. The individuals and the facilitators both use the tokens. The Tokens handout can be printed, cut, colored, and given to family members to improve relationship dynamics and increase family connection. For more ...

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