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Using this template, you can really look at what a good day and a bad day is for someone.
You start from the very beginning of their day from waking up to going to bed.
Asking the individual questions like:
Then you ask similar questions about what would make their day a bad day.
This exercise is all about listening to the person and making sure that they are heard and understood.
The person may be acting in or feeling a certain way because their day has been spoiled by something earlier on in the morning. This may then affect their whole day.
This is a template which has been developed by Imagineer as a result of our learning from the work we do alongside people, families, organisations and communities. You are welcome to adopt this template, but please credit Imagineer if you do so.
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