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How to Use I-statements in Hard Conversations-Updated 2022

Sep 21, 202119 minSeason 1Ep. 2
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[This episode supports the work I do as an adjunct professor for the University of Missouri-Kansas City Master of Science in Anesthesia program where I teach a 5-part course titled "Understanding Substance Use Disorder in Our Profession".]
 
I-statements are the most effective way to start a hard conversation. I-statements give you a formula to talk about suspicious or concerning behavior with a colleague without causing them to become defensive or angry. In this episode we learn the three components of an I-statement and how to craft the ideal empathetic conversation starter. This episode gives you the tools and guidance you need to step up and say something if you see a colleague struggling. We must start to care and keep caring about each other if we hope to prevent another one of us succumbing to the disease of addiction.

Click HERE for a 3 Step Script to Communicate with I-statements

Getting help for yourself or others. Thank you to the AANA for creating this valuable resource.   

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