Practices
Every practice in the library, in one list. Narrow it by how long you have, who it is written for, and where you are right now.
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3 practicesHow long you have · A minute
Who it is written for
On your own, or with someone · Both of us together
Theme
Approach · Core
Working out what someone meant by hurting another person is a conversation for the person who did it. Said to the one who was harmed, they were not really trying to hurt you lands as being talked out of your own experience.
Anyone who has been on the receiving end of violence has usually spent a long time being told it was not what it was. Even a kindly meant explanation…
When somebody's anger is filling the room, the bravest sentence available is usually the plainest one: you are frightening me right now.
It gives them a piece of information they almost never have, which is what they are actually doing to the person in front of them. It also puts…
You can screen for a processing difficulty with no test at all. Just notice, in ordinary conversation, whether the child is answering what you actually said.
A child who drifts off topic, answers a slightly different question, or needs things said twice may not be avoiding you or daydreaming. The words may…
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