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  • Post category:Behaviour / Eating disorders / Family / Positive change / Relationships / Self-Harm
  • Post published:September 3, 2013

‘Bad’ behaviour is often caused by an unfulfilled need. Addressing the need is often a much more effective strategy than addressing the behaviour.

Source: More Peaceful Parenting Step 2: Identify the need @ LusaOrganics blog

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Tags: behaviour, eating disorder, family, positive thinking, relationships, self-harm

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