Taking Action: Review the Defenses
They believe that by demonstrating you can’t make them do anything against their will, they’ll convince you that confrontation is useless.
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Posted by C. Scott McMillin | Feb 5, 2015 | Families | 0 |
They believe that by demonstrating you can’t make them do anything against their will, they’ll convince you that confrontation is useless.
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…progress is the measuring stick. You want your patient to know the joy of a structured, purposeful life.
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When a group adopts one of these operating modes permanently, as a primary form of interaction, they end up actively resisting any responsibility for achieving individual and group goals.
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What’s behind those fine-sounding terms on the website? Which provide useful information, and which are bells and whistles to enhance attractiveness?
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The behaviors of alcoholics and addicts are so predictable because the disease follows a certain progression.
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