A reasonable person doesn’t continually mock a child, let alone one with a disability, and hang their hat on the free speech banner. A human rights case begins.
The Reasonable Person: Mike Ward Sets A New Low Read More »
As a jury member in the court of public opinion, it is your duty to notice and dismantle the fences that keep some out, or lock others in. Let the case begin.
The Troubling Trend of The Court of Public Opinion Read More »
The Skeleton Argument is a bare-bones presentation of your case. But if changing the conversations is the goal, you might be asking: “Why use law metaphors?”
The Skeleton: Is This Law Metaphor Really The Best Choice? Read More »
Changing the conversations begins with noticing the elephant. If it’s been there a long time, this may be harder than you think. This post will get you started.
Changing the Conversations: It’s Time To Mention The Elephant Read More »
You don’t want to feel hurt, angry, sad, afraid, or more. But you don’t know how to transform your emotions. Let your imagination, and LDT™, be your guide.
Your Imagination is the Doorway To Transform Your Emotions Read More »
Your metaphors for stress and conflict tell you – and everyone else – all you need to know about your emotions. With LDT™, you can put your best foot forward.
Do You Know Your Metaphors For Stress And Conflict? Read More »
Emotions are reactions in your body. Instead of falling back on negative coping strategies for stress, learn to Locate, Describe, & Transform your emotions.
Negative Coping Strategies For Stress: There’s A Better Way Read More »
Conflict led to emotions. You didn’t heal, so those emotions made their way into new conflicts. Here’s a quick peek at the conflict and emotions relationship.
Conflict and Emotions: How One Leads To Another Read More »
Stress and conflict play havoc in your body. Clear thinking becomes muddled; facts get washed away in a sea of emotions. Locate, Describe & Transform™ can help.
Transform Worry, Stress and Conflict With 3 Simple Steps Read More »
