Reflections: Communication Skills For Confrontation Worksheet

GinaMarie Guarino, LMHC GinaMarie Guarino, LMHC

Worksheet updated on January 3rd, 2021

Reflections: Communication Skills For Confrontation Template

Having healthy communication skills are important, but also challenging to develop. Some people may struggle with articulating their feelings and needs. It is common for a client to struggle with being assertive or understanding what it means to be assertive with your needs.

Learning how to reflect on a situation before confronting another person can be a valuable skill for learning effective communication.

About This Worksheet

This is the Reflections: Communication Skills for Confrontation worksheet. This worksheet provides prompts to facilitate healthy reflection skills for communication.

This worksheet specifically targets communication skills for confrontation. It provides a total of 9 questions to guide clients on how to make healthy decisions when confronting another person.

Instructions

This worksheet is divided into 3 sections, each asking 3 questions. The 3 sections include:

  • Before a confrontation, consider the following.
  • When preparing to confront someone, consider the following.
  • To reflect on the communication from the confrontation.

Review the concept of the worksheet and the plan for confrontation with your client. If desired, the therapist may complete sections 1 and 2 with the client before the confrontation.

Section 3 is intended to be addressed after the confrontation. Instruct your client to reflect on the 3 questions either on their own or during the next therapy session.

This worksheet is great for adolescents and adults. It is ideally used in individual, couples or family sessions.

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