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For interpersonal issues related to or involving physical health issues and medical conditions.
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Acknowledge there is a problem without making the other person more worried
This sort of thing is a very common problem for lots of people. I've been there too.
When a statement is vague, it can help to use a technique called "active listening" to learn more. So you could sa …
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