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Self Help Strategies for Change


Below you will find all the tips written on this topic. For more specific browsing, see the "now browsing" section on the left side of the page.

A Gratitude Tree

A gratitude tree, is a self help exercise designed to teach people the art of positive thinking.

Accepting your partners limitations

Techniques for accepting your partners limitations

Assertive, Aggressive, and Non-Assertive Communication Styles

This tip is designed to explore three different styles of communication, the payoffs and effects of each, and provide some tips for becoming more assertive.

Blaming and Codependency

Learn how to effectively communicate to your partner, friends, or family, without the use of blame or attacking messages. These steps will help you be heard, rather than lead you to arguing about the insignificant details.

Examples of Blame-Free Communication

In order to effectively express yourself and to address conflict, there are six basic steps to follow in order to successfully confront conflict with a friend, loved one, partner, etc. Read the following examples to learn how to apply these 6 steps and how to develop your own sentences.

Finding Motivation To Change

This tip is designed to help you evaluate your motivation to change or stop a negative behavior.

Having a conversation to assert your boundaries.

A walk-through guide to have a conversation to assert boundaries.

Image Collage

Technique for improving ones self image uncovering the subconscios thought .

Letting Go Of Your Perfectionism

Technique for letting go of perfectionism.

Positive Thinking

Positive Thinking to Counteract Low Self Esteem.

Processing Emotions

Strategies for Processing Emotions.

Quick Boundary Tips

Short statements you can practice to use in the moment to set boundaries.

Spiritual Connection

How a spiritual connection can facilitate your healing process.

When You Give Too Much

When You Give Too Much - Helping Individuals Regain Equality in Their Relationship: