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Assertive Phrases for STANding Up to Bullying
Assertive phrases for kids to use when someone is being mean to them.
Assertive Communication - Psychology Tools
Communicating assertively is an essential skill for maintaining healthy self-esteem. This information handout describes the key properties and advantages of Assertive Communication. Download for free now.
I Message Poster Conflict Resolution Character Ed Social Skills PBIS
"I Message" that can be made into a small poster for using in classroom or can be enlarged using a poster machine to make a large poster. These are handy to use as a reminder to use conflict resolution skills in interactions between students. This item may be used for educational purposes and may ...
Free Printable: Helpful Ways To Say…NO
Did you catch my "Studio 5" interview today Say No Without Guilt? If you struggle with If saying a simple "no", here are some helpful phrases to make it a little bit easier for you! Helpful phrases for saying "no" (download pdf) Buy The Burno [...]
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For Teachers, School Counselors & Parents! Assertiveness means expressing your point of view in a way that is clear and direct, while still respecting others. It's the ability to express both positive and negative ideas and feelings in an open way. You can tell the other person how you feel, as honestly as you can, while remembering to listen to what they say as well. Communicating in an assertive manner can actually work to minimize conflict while also making room for compromise.
Growing Friendships - Child Psychologist Eileen Kennedy-Moore, PhD
WAYS TO SAY NO for kids | Friendship | Growing Friendships - A Kids' Guide to Making and Keeping Friends | Eileen Kennedy-Moore PhD | Christine McLaughlin | Parenting
Boundary Setting: Saying NO Politely Scripted Cards 4 Self Esteem; Pink
Assertiveness is an important skill to have for the purpose of educating another person what one's emotional, physical, or social needs are. Whether it be in individual counseling, group therapy, a student in distress, or a classroom discussion, when not comfortable answering a question, engaging ...
Quote: It is okay to say `no´. www.HealthyPlace.com
2) Teaching Self-Advocacy Skills
Self-advocacy does not mean “doing it all yourself” without the help of others. Characteristics of Self-Advocacy Students with disabilities require self-advocacy characteristics and skills for a su…
The Power of Saying No — Counseling Recovery, Michelle Farris, LMFT
Learning how to say no is a skill that most people who struggle with people pleasing and codependency don't have. It's a risk to say no and be honest but once you do, the benefits far outweigh the guilt.