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

15.24 – When to Write a Note vs. Have a Talk: Communication style can make or break peace at home. Writing a note works best for simple reminders—like chores or supplies—where emotions aren’t high. But for personal or sensitive issues, face-to-face conversations prevent misunderstandings. Notes should always sound kind, not passive-aggressive. If you’re upset, write first, wait, and reread before sending to ensure tone stays neutral. Talking allows both people to clarify feelings immediately and avoid assumptions. Sometimes combining both—writing to organize thoughts, then talking—works best. Choosing wisely shows emotional intelligence and respect for boundaries. Over time, you’ll sense when written words protect peace and when spoken words rebuild trust. Effective communication isn’t about comfort; it’s about clarity that maintains harmony and keeps relationships strong through honesty and care.

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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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