What if you could move your relationships away from frustration and disappointment towards joyful interaction?
"What Dr. McNeal teaches has changed my life and my relationships for the better. We need skills, not taught in school, in how to get out of our own way and talk to each other in a way that really connects. Everyone who wants to improve their personal and business relationships needs to read this book."
--Charles Levin, Amazon Bestselling Author of the NOT SO DEAD Series
Demetria M. McNeal, Ph.D. is a communication scientist and, in her world, sometimes the things you say can be the things that make it impossible to say anything at all. In her practice, McNeal has figured out why certain topics are stigmatized and why communication breaks down, often at the times we need it most.
In YOU DON'T SAY, Dr. McNeal shares a better way that works.
When it comes to addressing taboo topics with family members and friends, all of us can get it wrong. But what if there were a way to stop merely talking about these issues and instead tap into what communication really means? What if you could address taboo topics in personal relationships in a way that fosters personal growth, true communication, and ultimately better relationships? In YOU DON'T SAY, communication expert Dr. McNeal shows you how to leverage your voice, courage, and inner strength to make any challenging communication successful.
If there were a powerful tool for anyone who wants to renew, restore, and reconnect relationships wouldn't you want to learn about it?
In YOU DON'T SAY, Dr. McNeal offers concrete examples and solutions through the relationship reset model, a framework for how to restart communication when you feel paralyzed.
If you want to develop your voice so that you have the confidence to say what you mean, mean what you say and truly listen, read YOU DON'T SAY today!
What if you could move your relationships away from frustration and disappointment towards joyful interaction?
"What Dr. McNeal teaches has changed my life and my relationships for the better. We need skills, not taught in school, in how to get out of our own way and talk to each other in a way that really connects. Everyone who wants to improve their personal and business relationships needs to read this book."
--Charles Levin, Amazon Bestselling Author of the NOT SO DEAD Series
Demetria M. McNeal, Ph.D. is a communication scientist and, in her world, sometimes the things you say can be the things that make it impossible to say anything at all. In her practice, McNeal has figured out why certain topics are stigmatized and why communication breaks down, often at the times we need it most.
In YOU DON'T SAY, Dr. McNeal shares a better way that works.
When it comes to addressing taboo topics with family members and friends, all of us can get it wrong. But what if there were a way to stop merely talking about these issues and instead tap into what communication really means? What if you could address taboo topics in personal relationships in a way that fosters personal growth, true communication, and ultimately better relationships? In YOU DON'T SAY, communication expert Dr. McNeal shows you how to leverage your voice, courage, and inner strength to make any challenging communication successful.
If there were a powerful tool for anyone who wants to renew, restore, and reconnect relationships wouldn't you want to learn about it?
In YOU DON'T SAY, Dr. McNeal offers concrete examples and solutions through the relationship reset model, a framework for how to restart communication when you feel paralyzed.
If you want to develop your voice so that you have the confidence to say what you mean, mean what you say and truly listen, read YOU DON'T SAY today!
You Don't Say: How We Get Communication Wrong... and How to Get It Right
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You Don't Say: How We Get Communication Wrong... and How to Get It Right
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Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9798986168043 |
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| Publisher: | Munn Avenue Press |
| Publication date: | 12/30/2022 |
| Pages: | 154 |
| Product dimensions: | 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.33(d) |