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Why We Set Boundaries
People sometimes tell me that they hate conflict, and so setting boundaries is difficult for them. In reality, learning to set boundaries is perfect for the person who wants to avoid conflict because it prevents conflict from arising or becoming … Continue reading
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Powerful Words: Verbal Strategies for Prevention
I recently gained perspective on the importance of verbal skills while traveling internationally in areas where I did not speak the language. I am used to answering my own, infrequent “what would I do if…?” questions. My response is typically … Continue reading
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Tagged Avoidance, De-escalation, Fear, Teens, Travel, Verbal Skills