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PERCEPTUAL POSITIONING - INPATIENT PERSPECTIVE
PERCEPTUAL POSITIONING - INPATIENT PERSPECTIVE
PERCEPTUAL POSITIONING - INPATIENT PERSPECTIVE
Wednesday 9th July 2025
Explore empathy in recovery relationships with perceptual positioning, trust, and healthy boundaries in this engaging episode.
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Get the buttons here!Empathy in Recovery: Building Trust Through Perceptual Positioning
Episode Overview
- Avoid micromanaging to build trust in recovery relationships.
- Use perceptual positioning to enhance empathy and reduce conflict.
- Establish healthy boundaries for mutual respect.
- Create a give-and-take dynamic for sustainable connections.
- Trust and progress are key to optimising mental health.
Resentment is bound to build when one party feels they have to monitor, while the other is always looking over their shoulder.
This episode of 'On the Brink: The No Grey Area Podcast' dives into the intricacies of recovery relationships, focusing on perceptual positioning. Host Yosiya welcomes Pamela Reynell, a renowned transformational life coach, to explore the delicate balance between support and control. They discuss how trust, healthy boundaries, and mutual respect are crucial for fostering sustainable connections.
The concept of perceptual positioning is introduced as a tool to enhance empathy by viewing situations from another's perspective, which can help reduce conflict and deepen understanding. The conversation highlights the importance of avoiding micromanagement in relationships, as it can lead to resentment and hinder progress. Instead, the episode suggests building a relationship based on mutual trust and give-and-take dynamics. This approach not only strengthens bonds but also optimises mental health for both parties involved.
Pamela Reynell shares her experiences and insights on how these strategies can transform relationships and support recovery. Whether you're looking to improve your personal connections or support a loved one through their recovery journey, this episode offers valuable advice. It's an engaging listen that blends humour with practical tips, leaving you with plenty to ponder about your own relationships. So, if you're curious about how empathy can be a game-changer in recovery, this episode is definitely worth your time.