A Free How-To Guide, Podcast, and Workbook
Claim the Free Guide, Podcast, and Workbook, “How to Have Difficult Conversations”
If you’re struggling to have healthy, productive conversations about difficult topics, this guide is for you. Written in collaboration with an experienced therapist, this ebook discusses strategies for having difficult conversations, including choosing the right environment, tips for managing big feelings, and example language to bring into the conversation. This guide also offers tips for speaking with different ages, including teens and children. If you’re looking for a practical, hope-filled resource for how to have difficult conversations with someone you love, we think you’ll find this resource helpful. To get started, download today.
At Wedgwood, we are dedicated to boldly taking on the toughest issues. That’s why this ebook includes additional resources for having difficult conversations with someone you love! You’ll also receive a link to a podcast on the same topic; if you prefer to listen instead of read, you’ll get all the same great information in podcast form.
Your download also includes a free How to Have Difficult Conversations workbook. Written by a licensed therapist, this workbook gives you a practical outline to help you:
To learn more about navigating difficult conversations and to receive the free workbook and podcast, please download the ebook today.
Struggling? We’re here to help. Reclaim hard conversations with our free, therapist-approved advice from Wedgwood Christian Services. If you need to have a hard convo or are facing a tough convo, you can tackle hard subjects with grace. Just looking for tips for tough talks shows you care. These therapist-approved resources make hard hard convos less scary. You got this!
Wedgwood Christian Services is one of Michigan’s leading mental and behavioral health experts. We are dedicated to boldly taking on the toughest issues facing children, teens, families, and adults through residential care, counseling services, and community programs. Our mental health resources are open to anyone looking for help, regardless of beliefs.