The Problem with Power Struggles

Our want for compliance can lead us to a power struggle if we’re not careful!

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[chelseacampbell]

I wish I could like this a second time! As the parent of a kindergartener who was repeatedly put into restraints at his old school, I cannot tell you how frustrating it is to try to help other adults understand when to drop the rope.

[ching-hangcheung]

Especially enjoyed this one. Very insightful and keep up doing what you do! Thanks so much.

[heavenoo]

Thanks as always bring good Tips
Keep sharing your knowledge and wisdom with us

[PinkYellowGreen]

No one ever said a power struggle was fun!!!! Being demanding about having your way with anyone (even kids) is a hostile situation. It can make you the enemy of anyone to struggle for another to comply with you

[celebrity_rooster]

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