The 2nd edition of the Four Rules of Confrontation walks listeners step by step through the process of preparing for a "confrontation." Dealing with confrontation and communicating differences of opinion can be challenging to say the least. Nearly 2 in 3 adults say uncertainty in the world coupled with rapid lifestyle changes causes them stress. Confronting challenging people and trying to communicate can induce fear of being criticized themselves, offending, fear of being wrong, fear of failing, or making a mistake are all things that hinder our ability to confront challenges successfully. Transform your old patterns of communicating and align your thoughts, non-verbal and verbal language to achieve an assertive style of expressing yourself that honors your stance and the stance of others.

Ryan Cate Gibson and Thea Harvey-Barratt have adapted, developed and tested the Four Rules of Confrontation for 30 years and distilled them in book form, alongside poignant and pointed stories highlighting their values from clients and friends.

Want to express yourself effectively in challenging situations?

Want to have deeper, stronger and more trusting relationships?

Want to have a clear and simple method of confrontation that can be used in most situations?

This simple, straightforward method of conflict resolution will help you transform your communication style to be able to assertively express your own point of view while remaining open to the thoughts and feelings of others. This workbook offers a strategic plan to approach that transformation by investigating your own practices using journal prompts, role plays, and reflections on family, work and community interactions.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.