Relationships
Relationships capture the ongoing connections between people or groups. Healthy relationships feature trust, dependable communication, and mutual benefit; fragile ones show misalignment or low psychological safety.
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Patterns tagged with "Relationships"
Listening to Understand
The LARS Technique for Improved Conversations
problem:You have difficulties connecting with others, and find yourself disengaged during conversations.
description:Shift from responding to truly comprehending what the other person is saying, leading to more meaningful interactions.
Books tagged with "Relationships"
Harper, F. G.; Biel, J. (2020) How to Be Accountable. Blackstone Publishing. isbn: 978-1665036573.
How to Be Accountable explains what meaningful accountability looks like in personal and professional relationships. F. G. Harper and J. Biel blend psychological insight with exercises for noticing patterns, making amends, and rebuilding trust. It is a supportive guide for people who want practical steps toward integrity and repair.
Helping
How to Offer, Give, and Receive Help
Schein, E. H. (2011) Helping. Berrett-Koehler Publishers. isbn: 978-1605098562.
Helping examines the dynamics between the helper and the person receiving support, emphasising humility and curiosity. Edgar H. Schein outlines different modes of help—from expert advice to process consulting—and explains when each builds trust or creates dependence. The guidance helps coaches, managers, and teammates offer support without disempowering others.