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Talking Together

What is Communication?

What is communication? The exchange of information between people Verbal Communication Written or spoken language Non Verbal Communication Body language; facial gestures and expressions, personal distance, silence and visual contact; the way we sit down, walk

Talking Together In Relationships, In Relationships, communication can be the source of… great satisfaction great conflict and/or great conflict

Talking Together how you say it In talking together, how you say it is as important or more important than what you say.

What Couples Talk About  Work or School  Chores  Other family members  Conversations with others  Food

What Else Do Couples Talk About?

ACTIVITY 1 Let’s Talk About It

Puzzle Play ACTIVITY 2

Communication Styles

Peacekeepers Peacekeepers … Have a hard time saying “No” Feel guilty saying what they want Avoid conflict

Have a hard time saying “No” because they don’t want to hurt other people’s feelings. Place too much importance on what others think and say Have a hard time stating their own opinions People Pleasers People Pleasers …

Pushy Pushy people… Are rigid and not flexible Always want to be right Want to be the boss

Polite and Confident people… Lead, but also can follow Make their own decisions, but are open-minded Take responsibility Express thoughts, feelings and beliefs, but listen to others

Increased confidence and self-respect Can say things without offending others Can say “No” when needed without feeling guilty Can make requests and ask for help Can express positive and negative feelings Polite and Confident Benefits of learning and practicing Polite and Confident communication

Let’s Practice Peacekeepers I will see that movie if you want to.Pushy We will see this movie. I know you will like it. Polite and Confident

Let’s Practice Peacekeeper I don’t think our daughter should be friends with Maria. But if you think it’s OK, I do, too.Pushy Our daughter will not be friends with Maria because I say so! Polite and Confident

When you (the behavior) Let’s Practice Being Polite and Confident “I Feel” Using an “I Feel” statement like you (when, be specific) I feel(your feeling expressed)

When you spend time with my family (the behavior) Pay attention to the good things “I Feel” Using an “I Feel” statement like you did last weekend (when, be specific) it really made me feel special and like I am important to you (your feeling expressed) Let’s Practice Being Polite and Confident

it makes me feel scared and worried for your safety (your feeling expressed) Area of Concern “I Feel” Using an “I Feel” statement When you don’t call me to let me know you are going to be late (the behavior) like tonight (when, be specific) Let’s Practice Being Polite and Confident

Writing and Sharing “I Feel” Statements ACTIVITY 3

Time to Share ACTIVITY 3