Lesson 8 of the Values Based Identity curriculum focuses on exploring the dynamics of relationships and understanding how our values shape and influence our interactions with others. Relationships refer to the connections we have with family, friends, romantic partners, and other individuals in our lives.
Lesson 9 of the Values Based Identity curriculum focuses on exploring the concept of beliefs and their influence on our identity and actions. Beliefs refer to the convictions, opinions, and assumptions we hold about ourselves, others, and the world around us.
Lesson 10 of the Values Based Identity curriculum focuses on exploring the concepts of fear and consequences and their impact on decision-making, personal growth, and living in alignment with one's values.
Lesson 11 of the Values Based Identity curriculum focuses on exploring the concept of emotional pacifiers and understanding their impact on emotional well-being and personal growth. Emotional pacifiers refer to the temporary coping mechanisms or habits individuals engage in to avoid or numb uncomfortable emotions.
Lesson 12 of the Values Based Identity curriculum focuses on exploring the emotions of guilt, shame, and regret and understanding their impact on personal growth, relationships, and well-being. Guilt, shame, and regret are complex emotions that arise when individuals perceive a violation of their values or a sense of wrongdoing.