Wellbeing for LA Learning Center

Effective Communication at Home and Work

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Printable Tool

Presented by:

DMH + UCLA Prevention Center of Excellence

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Behavioral Health Resilience

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Overview

Teaching effective communication skills helps convey difficult messages, decrease communication-related misunderstandings, and improve relationships. Use this printable to teach effective communication strategies.

Keywords: adolescent, child, communication, family, school

Public link for sharing: https://learn.wellbeing4la.org/detail?id=1613&k=1590708738

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