Assertiveness for Women: How to Learn to Express Your Needs, Set Healthy Boundaries, and Transform Your Relationships
Author: Джули Де Азеведо Ханкс
Printhouse: Ripol-klassik
Age restrictions: 16+
Year of publication: 2023
ISBN: 9785907515673
Number of pages: 192
Size: 235x165x8 mm
Cover type: soft
Weight: 255 g
ID: 1748833
Useful skills that will help you learn to express and defend your opinion This is a wonderful book that provides a powerful boost to women ready to take control of their lives. Instead of remaining in a whirlwind of thoughts and regrets without the ability to express your thoughts and desires or even acknowledge your needs, after reading this book, you will learn to stand up for your thoughts and get what you want. You will learn about the most common barriers to assertiveness, how to determine what you really want, and express it in a healthy way, and - most importantly - how to apply new communication skills in everyday life. Do you find it difficult to stand up for yourself and communicate your needs to others? Is it hard to set boundaries? Do you vent resentment or hostility when it seems that you are not being heard or respected? Many women find it difficult to be assertive for various reasons, even very confident women sometimes struggle to express their thoughts and feelings. How can you effectively express your needs while being attentive to others? With this indispensable guide to women's psychology, you will be able to improve your life by learning to express your needs, manage your emotions, set healthy boundaries, and also understand how to improve your relationships. You will learn about the most common barriers to assertiveness, how to determine what you really want, and express it in a healthy way, and - most importantly - how to apply new communication skills in everyday life! Instead of remaining in a whirlwind of thoughts and regrets, lacking confidence and the ability to express your thoughts, you will be ready to stand up for your interests and finally get what you want. Learn about three communication styles - which one is yours? - Passive "doormat" - Aggressive, or passive-aggressive "sword" - Assertive "lantern"