✅ Daily Living Skills (ADLs & IADLs) *coming soon
Course overview
Lesson Overview

13.23 – How to Tell Someone You’re Uncomfortable Without Escalating: Expressing discomfort calmly can prevent emotional explosions and preserve relationships. Begin with honesty, not accusation—say, “I feel uncomfortable when…” instead of “You make me uncomfortable.” This keeps the focus on your feelings, not their faults. Use a neutral tone and open posture to show you want understanding, not conflict. Avoid exaggerating or bringing up old issues, which can derail progress. If the person reacts defensively, stay steady and reaffirm your boundary gently. Sometimes repeating your message with consistent calmness is more powerful than raising your voice. When handled respectfully, expressing discomfort strengthens self-trust and teaches others empathy. It shows courage to protect emotional space without aggression. Over time, this clarity improves every connection because people learn your limits and appreciate your honesty. Calm communication prevents resentment, encourages accountability, and builds safety in relationships where emotional awareness and mutual respect can genuinely grow.

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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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