FAMILY COMMUNICATION TELEGRAMS
The Lab Method’s Feel & Deal Telegrams are a useful tool to help families constructively communicate about complicated feelings and experiences without a therapist by their side. These telegrams are a lifesaver for families adjusting to epilepsy. If you’re “stuck” with any family member and don’t know how to re-connect, a Telegram is a go-to letter template that will help loosen the emotional log jam and create meaningful, deeper connections.
Writing a Telegram makes it easier to slow down, share inner experiences, and receiving one allows time for reflection and understanding. Kids and parents can use them to “talk” about hard stuff when hard stuff becomes too hard to actually talk about.
The Lab Method’s Feel & Deal Telegrams are a useful tool to help families constructively communicate about complicated feelings and experiences without a therapist by their side. These telegrams are a lifesaver for families adjusting to epilepsy. If you’re “stuck” with any family member and don’t know how to re-connect, a Telegram is a go-to letter template that will help loosen the emotional log jam and create meaningful, deeper connections.
Writing a Telegram makes it easier to slow down, share inner experiences, and receiving one allows time for reflection and understanding. Kids and parents can use them to “talk” about hard stuff when hard stuff becomes too hard to actually talk about.
The Lab Method’s Feel & Deal Telegrams are a useful tool to help families constructively communicate about complicated feelings and experiences without a therapist by their side. These telegrams are a lifesaver for families adjusting to epilepsy. If you’re “stuck” with any family member and don’t know how to re-connect, a Telegram is a go-to letter template that will help loosen the emotional log jam and create meaningful, deeper connections.
Writing a Telegram makes it easier to slow down, share inner experiences, and receiving one allows time for reflection and understanding. Kids and parents can use them to “talk” about hard stuff when hard stuff becomes too hard to actually talk about.