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- Being caring
- Listen to what the individual has to say (feelings and choices, opinions etc)
- Being understanding and supportive
- Positive comments/feedback
- Ask questions; get involved with what they have to say or what they are interested in.
- Calm approach, do not sound angry or negative, positive facial expressions
- Ensuring the individual knows they have somebody they can trust
- Encouraging
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