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Can answer any questions about communicating with friends, family, children, spouses. How to set proper boundaries, how to recognize when your boundaries are being crossed. How to communicate effectively, respectfully, and honestly. I can help you communicate in a healthy manner and give guidance on how to talk to your children (from birth and up). Good communication with your children also helps with disciplinary problems as well, so I can also help with child discipline. I can try to answer questions about work place communication, but it's not my specialty. I have a deep understanding of trying to have a relationship with people who suffer from OCD (obsessive compulsive disorder), NPD (Narcissistic Personality Disorder), people who suffer from fear-based decision making and families with a history of mental/psychological, physical, emotional and sexual abuse.
Worked as a Kindergarten teacher for 3 years. I have over 10 years of experience in how to effectively communicate with friends, family, spouses, children. I've worked with a wide range of people (from children, to adolescents, to adults) on creating healthy boundaries and relationships with loved ones.
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I find that most problems that people have can be attributed to communication problems. Even when you're dealing with an abusive spouse who has anger issues and gets physically violent, the root of that behavior stems from poor communication and/or never learning proper communication and how to release emotions and feelings in an appropriate manner.
New techniques and ways to communicate.
I think that inner communication with yourself and communication with others is the key to living harmoniously in the world. To be an effective communicator, you need to understand what it means to really listen to what is being said (and sometimes what is not being said) and being careful to not misinterpret or make assumptions about what you've just heard.
Most people don't think they have a problem with their communication skills and sometimes they don't like it being pointed out that they need to change their approach.
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| Huijie | 03/10/12 | 9 | 10 | 10 | |
| Anna | 03/06/12 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thank you for your support! I will ..... |
| Kay | 03/04/12 | 10 | 10 | 10 | I redognize that you are very right ..... |
| Danielle | 02/25/12 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thanks, you helped me a lot. |
| Sam | 02/21/12 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Please read my follow up |
Dear Agnieszka, I'm so sorry to hear about your stressful situation. This type of enmeshment and triangulation in a family dynamic is not uncommon. What usually breaks the triangulation is one person
Dear Huijie, It sounds like not only are you being physically abused, but you're being verbally abused as well! Telling someone they are unlovable, and a numbskull is horrible. There is no way to
Dear Kay, I'm so sorry for your turbulent marriage and for your loss. Even when a relationship has been difficult, it doesn't change the love that you may still feel. I'm very sorry about your divorce
Hi Danielle, First, let me just reassure you that what you're feeling is totally normal. In fact a lot of kids going away to college feel just like you do. It's starting at a new school all over again
Okay, lets get one thing clear right off the bat here. Her boyfriend did not make "sexual advances" towards you. He, at bare minimum, date-raped you. To take advantage of you while you were drunk and not
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