Welcome to Week 3
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Pre-reading for week 3
Hi All,
There is a lot of reading in the below forms. These are Sandra Pertot's definitions on libido types. If you don't have enough time to read through these all, read just the below five listed & include your own type from the test in week two's pre-reading - Pertot's Libido test.
1. Dependant
2. Sensual
3. Reactive
4. Erotic
5. Stressed
Your week 3 POD Activity
Set a time to meet with the people in your pod - use your own Zoom/Google/MSTeams
POD ACTIVITY
Each student to fill in libido form plus exercise 4 (thoughts, meanings, belief, senses) before pod meeting:
Pertot Exercise 4.doc 188.5 KBPertot Exercise 4 Part 2.doc 183 KB
Role play:
What are the couple's libido types
Where are the differences?
Where are the similarities?
What can they learn about each other?
Individually fill out the form on this page after you have completed the pod activity with your group
What have you learned about finding ‘overlap’?
How can couples work with differences in libido?
Sandra's other forms for reference. These are not needed for this exercise. Pertot Exercise 1.doc 182 KBPertot Exercise 2.doc 189.5 KBPertot Exercise 3.doc 184.5 KB
Your week 3 Activity Quiz
A little bit extra!
NB: Click on the book covers to go to the publisher's site for extra resources such as book club notes or to buy your own copy!
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Power and Control Wheel
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Teen Empowerment - Control Wheel
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Equality Wheel
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