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How to End Conversations Without Triggering My Partner
After becoming emotionally flooded it is nearly impossible to have a productive conversation. However, that does not stop the significant person in your life from needing or pursuing connection. Let's explore emotional flooding and how to set a break or timeout that works for the both of you. Learn additional tips for setting and maintaining these boundaries and what happens over time.
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PROFESSIONAL INFORMATION:
Shaneé Hucks, LMFT-Associate
Owner/Therapist at Evolve Relational Therapy, PLLC
Supervised by Dr. Erica Carpenter, LMFT-S
Pronouns: She/Her
Website: EvolveRelationalTherapy.com
Phone: (940) 202-9292
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Learn ideas for setting boundaries that the other person is more likely to respond to. Shaneé Hucks, LMFT-Associate, presents ideas that clients have reported as helpful and things that tend derail boundary conversations. This includes identifying primary emotions, describing the behavior that is impacting you, taking ownership, discussing the boundary, identifying what you want, and asking for...
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Introduction & Common Questions
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Shaneé Hucks, LMFT-Associate, introduces herself and answers questions commonly asked by new clients. She talks about the types of clients she sees, presenting problems, her role as a therapist, models/theories, and what it is like to work with her. BLOG: evolverelationaltherapy.com/self-introduction-and-common-questions/ PROFESSIONAL INFORMATION: Shaneé Hucks, LMFT-Associate Owner/Therapist at...
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  • @PrettyBrownNeek
    @PrettyBrownNeek 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Great job explaining the different types of boundaries and providing relatable examples!

  • @antappan1000
    @antappan1000 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Clearly explained

  • @ericpeysar2593
    @ericpeysar2593 ปีที่แล้ว

    Thank you for making this video. I feel like it was tailored for me (an ex-yeller trying a better path). Such good clear information and a great way to open a discussion. Be clear, be concise, take responsibility, know what you want and seek clarity/understanding. I love it. I also really appreciate the full 6 steps in your final example. Your humbleness in sharing how many takes it took to do it right (and to be patient towards yourself) was a nice parting piece of advice.

    • @EvolveRelationalTherapy
      @EvolveRelationalTherapy ปีที่แล้ว

      Eric Peysar, thank you! I had fully prepared for my first TH-cam comment to be some form of criticism. However, what you said was incredibly kind and useful for me in understanding your experience. I am so happy that you found it helpful! 🥺🥰