The Labyrinth Journey: A Spiritual Tool for FCNs

The Planning Committee would like your opinion and comments on this educational activity. This will assist in planning future educational activities.

Quality of Instruction: please evaluate Melissa Powers, PhD

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LEARNING OUTCOME(S): (Please evaluate each outcome)As a result of this activity, I will be able to:

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1. Describe a labyrinth including the benefits of using the labyrinth.
2. Explain the potential uses of the labyrinth as a tool for physical, mental, and spiritual wellness.

If no, to 1 or 2 (or both), please explain.

As a result of this activity, please share at least one action you will take to change your professional practice/performance

Was the presentation free from commercial bias?

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Please check the administrative arrangements as satisfactory or unsatisfactory.

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Was the presentation free from commercial bias?

If no, please explain.

ADMINISTRATIVE ARRANGEMENTS: Please check the administrative arrangements as satisfactory or unsatisfactory.

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Promotional information provided adequate information.
Registration process was efficient.
Scheduling of the activity met my needs.

General comments about the program:

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1. A labyrinth has a single meandering path from the entrance to the center.

2. List 3 commonly reported effects of experiencing the labyrinth?

3. A common type of labyrinth is the ________________ labyrinth.

4. There is no “right” way to experience a labyrinth.

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