Reflective Listening: How to Be a Good Listener

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Title	:	Reflective Listening: How to Be a Good Listener
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I want my thinking clarifiedbrI want to understand my emotions and I want to find solutions! brI love having healthy relationships with my family and friends
Comment from : @x0xpamx0x

So when you say we dont want them to feel like we are trying to figure them out, just simply to be on the same page Are those not indeed the same thing As far as I am concerned, to be on the same page means understandingfiguring out perhaps? Contradictory
Comment from : @tlc8733

Can’t find the course on udemy, can someone help me with it please ?
Comment from : @ruchikadehinwal6108

Super explanation and guidance Thank you!
Comment from : @marylee8372

Here for my social work practice 1 class Thanks for your helpful lesson!
Comment from : @AlexisPeterJr

So what did you say to the female partner in your example? It appears you 'corrected' the man without addressing the womans inability to articulate or address her emotion Does that mean he has to absorb all the emotional responsibility for the relationship, relationships are womens play pen?
Comment from : @robinmcbride4057

So, you mean to say that instead of judging others and advicing them we should get on the same page as them
Comment from : @JagaranBohara

Hit like if you clicked because of the typo on the thumbnail
Comment from : @YoutubeUser01

Hi! My name is Elizabeth Contreras I'm a retired Spanish teacher Un My family There are a Lot people with mental illness, including My self and My oldest daugther I'm still trying to get Netter with medication and family support There are so many people ground me that does nut unferstand depressionbrYo make a story short, I'm thinking about becoming the voice of people with depressionbrWhat should I do!brGracias!brElizabeth Contreras from Massachusetts
Comment from : @cesareocontreras1204

This is my 2nd year as a new-ish therapist and this video feels like a masterclass in Reflective Listening Thank you, truly
Comment from : @ivydoll7195

Reflective listening br- summarize the context in a kind way
Comment from : @Lr8_youtube

Emma! Thank you so so much for all you do and this video in particular! We are using it during a difficult time I so appreciate you
Comment from : @AdiraHeart

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:brbr00:04 🎧 Reflective listening is the skill of understanding and summarizing what someone is saying to show empathy and help them clarify their thoughtsbr01:02 🗣️ Reflective listening basics involve summarizing what the other person said and asking if you understood correctly, but sincerity is crucialbr03:12 🤝 Reflective listening can help uncover underlying emotions and concerns, leading to better communication and acceptancebr05:00 ❓ Reflective statements are often better than questions as questions can direct the conversation and make the other person defensivebr06:20 💡 Reflective listening can help individuals express and understand complex emotions and meanings, enhancing their self-awareness and growthbrbrMade with HARPA AI
Comment from : @cyfisher8679

so this is also validation, no?
Comment from : @YinSumCantoneseMeditation

There's a typo in the thumbnail: Reflective, not "relfective"
Comment from : @tsukikaze7777

helpfull
Comment from : @soundhealingbygene

I had no idea how to listen to my teenager, and this video definitely improved our communication Thank you
Comment from : @177SC

I wonder if a Narcissist would ever try this
Comment from : @skionen1781

Hello I just came across this video, is the course still available?
Comment from : @jessicacereceres6211

This is it This is what I’ve been missing!!! Soon I will be a jerk no longer 🥹🤞🏽🤞🏽
Comment from : @ABB14-11

So pleased to learn based in Gospel of Jesus Christ So happy and impressed with these teachings and have learnt so much!, even happier now:)
Comment from : @MsVivian99

Good stuff, thanks!!
Comment from : @albertwegener7786

i hate this
Comment from : @amystiller9779

Wow! Ty so much! 🌸
Comment from : @GratefulDeb270

The FBI uses the same metods Why? Because this is how the brain works
Comment from : @brians1902

Excellent material!
Comment from : @JulioGonzalez-ps8jb

Thanks for this!
Comment from : @jenniferstachnik3287

I am here to learn these skills as I am definitely a ‘fixer’ Thank you so much for sharing this with the world! The after effects of emotional trauma make it difficult to listen effectively to my husband when he is sharing It’s really hard for me to hear him and to not feel so moved/re-stimulated by what he may be saying I’m getting better at setting realistic healthy boundaries like tapping out when I feel overwhelmed, but I forget sometimes It really is a process So here I am learning some more It feels like strength training
Comment from : @octopusmime

Me and my girls watch a video of yours everyday and learn a lot from you Thank you so much!❤️❤️
Comment from : @statia98

3:55 'and so he accepted me and my advice' it seemed like such an ironic outcome in working with a compulsive advice giver
Comment from : @martinratcliffe5987

Thank you this really helps!
Comment from : @shm2594

Thank you for doing these videos, and sharing your experience and knowledge
Comment from : @womaninamerica4572

Love the content, however I felt your constant hand movements to be very distracting
Comment from : @wherecanwestart

Repeat, paraphrase & reflect
Comment from : @marcelaleyva6700

<3
Comment from : @favoritestuffs

Thank youbrWell put
Comment from : @tinaodero4949

This is actually very interesting but like you say it is important to have a relationship to be able to apply this otherwise it is going to come across patronising so it makes it a skill for specific circumstances not general communication Nonetheless, very good and insightful Thank you :-)
Comment from : @alexmihai6617

Thank you
Comment from : @johntindell9591

Thanks for this, very interesting
Comment from : @AnandaSh4k3

This was very goodThank youI have to embrace this,I have actually damaged relationships because I had not thought this way nor embraced it
Comment from : @davidthomspson9771