100 coping skills

  1. Active Listening: Paying close attention to the speaker, understanding their message, and responding appropriately.

  2. Patience: Allowing time for the speaker to calm down and self-reflect, which may lead to them realizing that their behavior is unreasonable.

  3. Restitution: Offering restitution if possible, such as repayment of money or return of stolen items.

  4. Empathy: Showing empathy towards the speaker's feelings and perspective.

  5. Non-verbal Communication: Using clear non-verbal cues to convey understanding and open communication.

  6. Questioning: Asking questions to clarify the speaker's intent and to establish a dialogue.

  7. Offering Support: Offering practical support, such as advice or assistance with certain issues.

  8. Defusing Situations: Identifying and resolving situations that could lead to conflict or discomfort.

  9. Seeking Solutions: Finding ways to address the issues raised by the speaker.

  10. Communication Skills Improvement: Developing skills for better listening, comprehension, and response.

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