One question can change the way every hard conversation ends.
In this episode, Jill walks you through Terry Real's W.A.I.T. framework (Why Am I Talking?) and pairs it with nervous system regulation so you can respond from your wise, adult self instead of the reactive part that wants to prove a point. If you are a midlife woman navigating tension with a spouse, adult child, or aging parent, this one is for you.
The W.A.I.T. decision tree by Terry RealWhy your nervous system hijacks hard conversationsHow to get centered before you speakA simple, faith-anchored pause you can use in the moment🎙️ Seasons of Joy Podcast with Jill Pack | Episode 216
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Framework credit: The W.A.I.T. framework is the work of Terry Real, marriage and family therapist and founder of the Relational Life Institute. Learn more at relationallife.com or on Instagram @relationallife.
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