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I’m going to show my age here, but I still have trouble with all the abbreviations used on social media. LOL, BRB, ROFL. While I’ve mastered the most popular ones, I still find myself going to Urban Dictionary to figure out what someone has said. ...
To me, LaChance’s action screams of an abusive relationship, Katie allowing herself to be treated like a child by someone who probably inflicted pain on her in the past. And when Katie admits that she sometimes still swears The hair-stroking stops. LaChance turns to Katie. “I hope you...
I also have to listen to the child/young person, make eye contact with them and use active listening so that they know that I am giving them my full attention. I need to ensure that I am approachable and that I get down to the child’s level as it can be intimidating if someone ...
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never assume that your team is wholly neurotypical. Considering that many neurological conditions still go undiagnosed and seeing as some ND people still feel uncomfortable revealing their condition due to lingering stigma, it’s always best to work under the assumption that someone you manage is ND...
For example, when asked about similar situations in school and how he tries to convince other children to cooperate with him, he said: “I ask nicely the first time, but if someone refuses to help, I slap him. This is the only way to get what I want”. As they continued to ...
Everyone has their own boundaries—so it’s up to you to decide when it’s time to end a relationship. However, you may consider walking away from someone with mental illness if: The relationship is abusive: If there is any form of abuse, whether emotional, physical, or verbal, it’s ...
It can sometimes help having someone to walk with you for a while holding non-judgmental space. Through discovery you can look at the whole picture before you decide the direction you wish to take that will serve you best to get on track for living your best self life achieving the vision...