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Every practice in the library, in one list. Narrow it by how long you have, who it is written for, and where you are right now.
After a course of intensive work, this student's sound skills moved from the middle of the range to near the top. Average was never the ceiling. It was simply where an untreated difficulty had left them.
Hearing single sounds in a word, holding sounds in memory, repeating made up words: all of them shifted a long way once the teaching was right. That…
Reflect your partner's feeling back to them in simple, slow, soft words, using their own words where you can.
Empathic reflection, gently naming and mirroring back what your partner is feeling, tells them they are not alone in it. Keep it slow, simple, and…
Once a day, take your partner's emotional temperature. Ask how are you doing, and mean it.
Not out of politeness, but because you truly want to know. Small check-ins build trust over time.
When your partner talks, shift the focus off yourself. It is not about being interesting, it is about being interested.
Postpone your own agenda for a while. Tune into their world before you bring yours.
Try to see the situation from your partner's side, not your own. Assume there is a good reason they feel as they do.
Their reality has its own validity. Start by looking for why it makes sense, not why it is wrong.
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