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Let's say a neighbor approaches you and is accusing you of ripping them off. They're angry. They're yelling, screaming. Possibly even threatening to retaliate. What is the proper response? Obviously there is a misunderstanding of some sort, but how do you de-escalate this situation while not compromising your own integrity? Drank Riley has that and more in this edition of Counseling On Demand.
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Let's say a neighbor approaches you and is accusing you of ripping them off. They're angry. They're yelling, screaming. Possibly even threatening to retaliate. What is the proper response? Obviously there is a misunderstanding of some sort, but how do you de-escalate this situation while not compromising your own integrity? Drank Riley has that and more in this edition of Counseling On Demand.
See our website for privacy information.