I wasn't sure what would happen when children were singled out consistently
for hurtful behavior.
During these «honeymoon periods,» he might even apologize
for hurtful behavior and promise to change.
That said, i don't believe good intentions or lack of awareness are any excuse
for hurtful behavior.
Not exact matches
Emotions are never an excuse
for hurtful or disrespectful
behavior.
To help your child realise how
hurtful aggressive
behavior can be
for both sides, the aggressor and the victim, and how that type of
behavior hitting, kicking, biting or bulling can make the other child feel.
He recommends using time - out
for «more extreme misbehaviors such as testing that becomes defiance, extreme disrespectful
behavior, defiant
behavior, antagonistic or
hurtful behavior, and tantrums.»
Pushed to the limit of their patience by Violet's
hurtful accusations and destructive
behavior, the Oklahoma prairie home erupts with
hurtful arguments and deep - rooted angst, exposing a number of family secrets that get rooted out
for all to hear,
for better or worse.
In a set of instructions Parlin wrote
for teachers, he encourages teachers to «ask the harasser to explain what he or she meant by the comment, forcing the student to recognize the
hurtful nature of his or her
behavior.»
Instead of using punishments and rewards to influence the way students behave, restorative approaches address the underlying reasons
for students»
hurtful behavior and nurture their intrinsic desire to treat others with care and respect.
He works collaboratively to create a safe and supportive environment
for people who are feeling distress, and guides them to access their own answers and avoid previously
hurtful thoughts and
behaviors.
If we begin to contemplate that
hurtful behaviors experienced from our loved ones who matter most, may in fact come from a deeply wired longing
for connection to us — rather than a deficit, or an intentional decision to give us pain — how would that change those relationships?
Surrounding yourself with supportive adults is always a healthy tack, too.As
for the partner committing the emotional abuse, he or she must be willing to discuss
hurtful behaviors with a counselor if there is any hope of healing.
Set limits on the
hurtful behaviors and open space
for the feelings.
Take responsibility
for your
behaviors, if you did something that was
hurtful, but remember there is a difference between taking responsibility
for your
behaviors and taking responsibility
for your partner's feelings.