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Course overview
Lesson Overview

10.46 – Practicing Assertiveness Without Escalation: Assertiveness means communicating needs firmly but calmly. Eye contact, steady tone, and direct language show self-respect without aggression. Use phrases like “I need” or “I prefer” instead of blaming statements. Listen actively before responding to reduce misunderstanding. Managing body language—relaxed shoulders, open stance—signals confidence. If tension rises, suggest pausing rather than arguing louder. Assertiveness builds credibility; aggression burns bridges. Over time, clear expression lowers conflict frequency. Knowing when to disengage protects both dignity and safety. Practicing assertiveness daily—whether at home, work, or community spaces—teaches boundaries that hold under stress. True confidence is quiet authority that doesn’t demand fear to earn respect. Every respectful boundary voiced keeps your environment stable and empowers relationships built on clarity, mutual trust, and peaceful communication.

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Practical training to help individuals independently manage personal care, household tasks, and community responsibilities, building confidence and self-sufficiency in daily life.

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