We cannot communicate well if we do not know what we need. And we cannot identify our needs if we are disconnected from our body. Tension, fatigue, irritability, shallow breathing — these are often signals of unmet needs: rest, safety, recognition, boundaries. When these signals are ignored, communication becomes defensive. We raise our voice, we overreact, or we remain silent until we eventually explode. Recently, a client told me:“I feel like I behave like a witch with my c

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