Avoid The Bipolar Conversation:
3 Strategies for Successful Communication When Your Loved One or Client is in a Mood Swing
A Free Phone-In Event with bestselling author and coach Julie A. Fast.
Sunday, November 20, 2016
2:00 PM PST
5:00 PM EST/10:00 PM London, England GMT
What if you could learn to recognize a loved one’s or client’s mood swings from the beginning and create a communication plan that works even when a person is ill? It is possible when you use the strategies from Julie’s books Loving Someone with Bipolar Disorder and Take Charge of Bipolar Disorder.
In this complimentary call, Julie will show you how to not only recognize a mood swing before it goes too far, but how to STOP the looping, pointless conversations where bipolar disorder is always in control.
Avoiding the Bipolar Conversation is a method you can learn quickly and use forever.
During this FREE phone call, you will:
– Learn Julie’s strategy to spot the symptoms of a mood swing before it goes too far.
– Learn to recognize the signs of the dreaded Bipolar Conversation and make an immediate change in your interactions when a person is ill.
– Receive the exact words to use when a person is in a mood swing in order to have a effective conversation instead of an argument.
– Discover how to avoid the frustrating loops and damaging conversations we all have when bipolar disorder takes over a person’s life.
If you’re a fan of Julie’s books, this is your chance to hear her explain how she creates her strategies and uses them in her own life.
One hour can change your life and your relationships. There is hope.
Please note that Julie will not use your sign up information for anything other than this call. If you are a current client of Julie, this is a great refresher call. If you love Julie’s books, this is a great chance to learn her techniques from the source.
(It can take a few minutes for your registration emails to arrive in your inbox. You will receive an order email and an email with call in directions. Please write {comments at gmail dot com} if you do not receive the call-in directions.)
A note from Julie: Join me LIVE and learn exactly what to say and do when a person with bipolar disorder is depressed, manic, anxious or psychotic. It can be so confusing as a parent, partner or health care professional when a person with bipolar disorder is talking and you have to ask yourself, “Wait a minute. He seems happy, but he sounds manic. Do I say something?” Or. “I can tell she’s paranoid right now and I have no idea what to say. Should I just agree with her? Should I call the doctor?” And most importantly, how to talk to someone who is suicidal, the most difficult conversation of all. You can learn what to say. Participants in this FREE call can send in questions for Julie to answer. Details for sending questions are in the registration email you will receive after signing up.
This complimentary event airs Sunday, November 20th at 2:30 PM PDT. See you there!
Thank you! Looking forward to this & its positive effects afterwards. Will this address gender differences from both positions?
That is such an interesting question. I actually talk quite a bit about the differences between male and female communication in all of my work. I will make sure it is addressed. Julie
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