Sentences with phrase «own hurtful behaviors»

Several people have responded to you but you persisted in your hurtful behavior.

Whether a particular hurtful behavior, like the taking of a life, can be considered evil depends on the context in which it occurs and the intentions of the person committing the behavior.

That said, i don't believe good intentions or lack of awareness are any excuse for hurtful behavior.

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.»

Teaching Laurel empathy has always been very important to us, not only to help curb age appropriate but hurtful behaviors such as biting and hitting, but also simply to help her learn how to be a good friend and family member.

Asking yourself what you need or asking yourself what your child needs is an effortless way to curb hurtful behaviors more quickly.

They also will be less likely to engage in hurtful behaviors like relational aggression, name - calling, and mean girl behaviors.

During these «honeymoon periods,» he might even apologize for hurtful behavior and promise to change.

The truth is that she will really enjoy it but wouldn't make it obvious as she wants to complaint against your hurtful behavior.

I wasn't sure what would happen when children were singled out consistently for hurtful 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.

Recently, we are seeing an approach that is proactive rather than reactive, depicting communities of children who demonstrate ways to prevent hurtful behavior before it happens.

If we don't get to the root, the hurtful behavior pops up elsewhere.»

Abusers want power and control in the relationship and strive to maintain that imbalance, even if it means continuing unhealthy and hurtful behavior patterns.

The most successful couples are those who, even as newlyweds, refused to accept hurtful behavior from one another.

Recognizing and identifying hurtful behaviors is also useful so the spouses can put these behaviors in the past by changing patterns going forward and making different choices that will support a relationship respectful of each other's needs.

External Boundaries — protect us from hurtful behaviors and pattern from continuing in your relationships.

It's not loving to tolerate hurtful behavior in a partner, but it's also not loving to tolerate a partner who is unhappy or riddled with anxiety.

Instead, focus on maintaining a safe and loving relationship with your children so you can lessen the impact of their other parent's confusing or hurtful behavior.

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?

It's not easy to steer clear of hurtful behaviors when you're angry.

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.

The Imago process involves committing to understanding our own wounds and those of our partner, to learning new skills and changing our hurtful behavior, in the course of which we meet our partner's needs and restore the lost and denied parts of ourselves, thus achieving spiritual wholeness.

Not exact matches

My hope is that Driscoll's resignation can activate a much - needed conversation about how Christians should respond when a pastor's public behavior proves hurtful to those he is supposed to be leading.

Otherwise, people will get used to the behavior and it will become normal to say mean and hurtful things.

Emotions are never an excuse for hurtful or disrespectful behavior.

Instead, try to distinguish between hurtful or unkind behavior and bullying 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.

Instead, label the behavior that was hurtful, not the girl herself.

(The only exception to this rule is if your child is being physically hurtful — hitting, slapping, punching, and so on — in which case you calmly but firmly stop the behavior and explain that he can feel mad but he can not hit.)

It's hard to see your child on the receiving end of a behavior that, at best, isn't nice and, at worst, is hurtful.

Even though people mean well, staying silent in the face of such behavior has a profound and hurtful significance to the students.»

Hormone problems can be bad enough when you're the one suffering from them — but when you're watching a family member suffer, when you suspect that their hormones might be the culprit behind their strange, hurtful, or concerning behavior, it can be emotionally and mentally draining.

I think they at least need to be told somehow how rude / crude / inappropriate, insensitive, hurtful, childish, immature, laughable... whatever... their behavior is and then never communicate with them again!!

This preparation can help minimize the damage caused by hurtful words and behavior.

The characters also are forced to face their fears, examine some of their hurtful interactions and consider changing their behavior — if and when they get back to their former lives.

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.»

When a student violates the underlying principles or acts in a way that is either self - destructive or hurtful to others, time must be taken to unpack the behavior in a way that respects the community and its principles and doesn't alienate the individual.

The dysfunctional nature of how urban schools teach students to relate to authority begins in kindergarten and continues through the primary grades.With young children, authoritarian, directive teaching that relies on simplistic external rewards still works to control students.But as children mature and grow in size they become more aware that the school's coercive measures are not really hurtful (as compared to what they deal with outside of school) and the directive, behavior modification methods practiced in primary grades lose their power to control.Indeed, school authority becomes counterproductive.From upper elementary grades upward students know very well that it is beyond the power of school authorities to inflict any real hurt.External controls do not teach students to want to learn; they teach the reverse.The net effect of this situation is that urban schools teach poverty students that relating to authority is a kind of game.And the deepest, most pervasive learnings that result from this game are that school authority is toothless and out of touch with their lives.What school authority represents to urban youth is «what they think they need to do to keep their school running.»

Do you think it is possible to reduce or eliminate these hurtful kinds of behavior in school?

It is difficult to figure out, then, if bullying aggressors are intentionally hurtful towards others, or their bullying behavior is simply an unhealthy byproduct of the fact that they are possibly severely emotionally disturbed (see the bullet - pointed characteristics above).

Yet, a nod and a statement of acknowledgment and appreciation will be infinitely more effective in getting the behavior and care one craves than a reminder of how hurtful or disappointment that person is.

This is in stark contrast to unhealthy couples «who rationalize or deny their hurtful or disrespectful behaviors.»

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.

Our work together encourages open and honest relating • increases listening without judgement and speaking without anger • decreases fighting, bickering and cold shoulders • enhances intimacy, sexuality and satisfaction • dissolves hurtful and dysfunctional patterns of behavior.

In sex, the same behaviors can be either delicious and delightful or hurtful and violating.

The contemptuous behavior is abusive and hurtful and can erode the immune system, according to Gottman.

We will utilize a variety of therapeutic practices to identify and work through life situations that may be causing uncomfortable feelings or behaviors that are hurtful to relationships or self.