Caring Assertiveness: Relating Directly, Honestly, and with Respect
Caring Assertiveness: Relating Directly, Honestly, and with Respect is the newest book from Stephen Ministries St. Louis. Drawing on extensive research and decades of experience, this book helps readers learn practical skills for relating with confidence and care in everyday encounters and challenging situations alike.
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If you’re a Stephen Leader, you’ll want to also learn about the new module 6 of Stephen Minister training, which has been updated to incorporate Caring Assertiveness.
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If you’re not a Stephen Leader, you can learn more about Caring Assertiveness and how the book can be used to grow in this powerful but often misunderstood relational skill.
Stephen Leaders
Caring Assertiveness, along with the other new resources for Stephen Minister training module 6, offer an even higher level of equipping in this key area. You can use these resources in initial training with new Stephen Ministers, as well as in continuing education with your current Stephen Ministers and Stephen leaders. Click the button below to learn more about these resources.
Others
Caring Assertiveness is a great resource for both individual and group study. Stephen Ministries has been teaching assertiveness skills for decades, and over the years countless people have told us how learning to relate assertively has enhanced their relationships and transformed their lives. Click the button below to learn more about the book.
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Stephen Ministries is a not-for-profit Christian education organization founded in 1975 that produces training and resources known for their excellence, practicality, psychological integrity, and theological depth. These resources cover topics such as caring ministry, assertive relating, spiritual gifts discovery, grief support, spiritual growth, and more.
Congregations and other organizations use these resources to strengthen and expand ministry. Individuals use them to improve their ability to relate to and care for others, grow in faith, and journey through life crises. Our 30-person staff is based in St. Louis, Missouri.