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How to Help a Buddy: The Power of Conversation
When was the last time you had a deep and meaningful conversation with someone? When was the last time you just shot the breeze and talked about anything that came to mind? Who are the people that you had those discussions with? Is this the norm? Or was it unusual? We all fit on a broad spectrum of people who talk to one another (or ourselves) all the time all the way to those of us who say as little as possible, except under very particular circumstances.
What we hope this episode does, is to create the circumstances such that everyone wants to engage in some form of conversation more often than they currently do. We need to practice talking about the stuff that doesn't matter, so that we can get better at talking about the stuff that does. We need both kinds of conversations and the more we can practice when the stakes are low, the better we are likely to be when things get a little more intense!
Thanks for listening - be sure to subscribe wherever you get your podcasts! F4T is available to be heard on Podcast Addict, Podchaser, Pocket Casts, Deezer, Player FM, Tune-In, Spotify, Google Player and of course Apple Podcasts.
Food for Thought is brought to you by Charissa McKay and Nicole Emerson and all our great guests.
All production, post-production and promotion by Charissa McKay, music by UppBeat. Recorded in Edmonton, or Amiskwacîwâskahikan, Treaty 6 land, Metis Nation Region 4, home to the first peoples including the Cree, Dene, Stoney, Saulteaux, Nakota Sioux and Blackfoot.
Find more Health Promotion content at www.cfmws.ca/edmonton and search for Health Promotion Edmonton.
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When was the last time you had a deep and meaningful conversation with someone? When was the last time you just shot the breeze and talked about anything that came to mind? Who are the people that you had those discussions with? Is this the norm? Or was it unusual? We all fit on a broad spectrum of people who talk to one another (or ourselves) all the time all the way to those of us who say as little as possible, except under very particular circumstances.
What we hope this episode does, is to create the circumstances such that everyone wants to engage in some form of conversation more often than they currently do. We need to practice talking about the stuff that doesn't matter, so that we can get better at talking about the stuff that does. We need both kinds of conversations and the more we can practice when the stakes are low, the better we are likely to be when things get a little more intense!
Thanks for listening - be sure to subscribe wherever you get your podcasts! F4T is available to be heard on Podcast Addict, Podchaser, Pocket Casts, Deezer, Player FM, Tune-In, Spotify, Google Player and of course Apple Podcasts.
Food for Thought is brought to you by Charissa McKay and Nicole Emerson and all our great guests.
All production, post-production and promotion by Charissa McKay, music by UppBeat. Recorded in Edmonton, or Amiskwacîwâskahikan, Treaty 6 land, Metis Nation Region 4, home to the first peoples including the Cree, Dene, Stoney, Saulteaux, Nakota Sioux and Blackfoot.
Find more Health Promotion content at www.cfmws.ca/edmonton and search for Health Promotion Edmonton.