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The Biggest Mistakes People Make When Showing Support

Let's talk about the biggest mistakes people make when showing support. We will be talking specifically about being supportive with a partner. While this is a very important relationship skill, some find it difficult to show emotional support. Supporting your partner is how you can show that you love them. Learn what not to do so you can learn how to support your partner! #support #relationship #supportive 00:00 Introduction 00:40 When you know how to show support 00:56 Mistake number one when showing support 01:37 Sharing your own stories 02:20 Another mistake is being too quiet 02:50 When trying to show support don't be distracted 03:22 Not remembering important events 04:08 Avoiding eye contact 04:40 Don't assume the worst Here are a few ways to get extra support:  ✅ Grab my free Relationship Checklist to assess your relationships! https://counselingrecovery.lpages.co/... ✅ Get my 12 free journal prompts for codependency, self-care and boundaries https://counselingrecovery.lpages.co/... ✅ FREE 30 Minute Training on Better Boundaries https://counselingrecovery.lpages.co/... 📒 Check out my Codependency E-Workbook: https://counselingrecovery.lpages.co/... 📒 Self-trust Solution: Journal Prompts for Loving Yourself https://counselingrecovery.lpages.co/... Connect with me on social media! Facebook:   / counselingrecovery   Pinterest:   / mshellmft   Instagram:   / counseling_recovery   LinkedIn:   / michellefarrismft   Michelle is a psychotherapist, codependency expert, and anger management, specialist. She’s been featured in The Daily Positive, BossMom, Psych Central, The Good Men Project, and Your Tango just to name a few. Her relationship recovery helps people go from relationships that don’t serve them, to learning how to trust themselves and create mutually satisfying connections that work. Michelle loves creating online products and courses on relationship skills, codependency recovery, anger management, conflict resolution, self-esteem, and self-trust.