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Navigating Confrontation Featuring Nursing Career Guide for People With Disabilities

Confrontation and conflict are inevitable when interacting with others. However, confrontation does not have to be negative or mean-spirited; it often arises from miscommunication between individuals or groups.

Simon Sinek: How to Better Handle Confrontation

There is a right and wrong way to communicate with others, and equally, a right and wrong way to confront others. Confrontation does not need to be angry, violent, or unpleasant; instead, it can be approached with patience to understand the other side's perspective leading to a peaceful resolution.

Check out the YouTube channel "Capture Your Flag," to watch an interview with public speaker and author Simon Sinek. In the interview, Sinek discusses handling confrontation by taking accountability.

Watch the video here:



Dealing with Confrontation


Often, confrontations and arguments arise unexpectedly, typically leading to highly emotional reactions, stress, and the exchange of insults. Mediators are skilled in controlling those reactions in unproductive and tense situations.



The Southern Ohio Medical Center offers a comprehensive set of guidelines for effective conflict management. These guidelines aim to facilitate mutual understanding between opposing parties.

Find the pdf here: https://bit.ly/3WT511s

11 Ways to Handle Confrontation

Disagreements, arguments, or other forms of conflict are often unpleasant. So, what are some ways to handle confrontation while staying calm and level-headed?

Read SUCCESS' guide to resolving disputes titled "11 Ways to Handle Confrontation." These methods approach confrontation by addressing the root cause of the issue and avoiding a feeling of stress, among other strategies. With a focus on workplace confrontation but the information can apply to conflicts at school, with peers, or at home.

Find SUCCESS' guide here: https://www.success.com/11-ways-to-handle-confrontation

How do you feel about confrontation? Let us know in the comments!

Featuring…

Nursing Career Guide for People With Disabilities

The need for caring and skilled nurses is higher than ever. For people with disabilities, getting into nursing might seem like a tough road with a lot of unknowns. Luckily, it isn’t just doable, people with different abilities can find the career extremely fulfilling. Plenty of opportunities and resources exist for those who want to make a mark in healthcare, no matter the challenges they might face.

Read more here: https://nursingeducation.org/resources/nursing-students-with-disabilities/ 





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