Food Safety Training Standpoints
Listening nonjudgmentally is very important. It might sound easy but it is not, Harrison said. Its a type of listening that is also called active listening, in which the listener is highly focused and accepting of the speaker, regardless of how combative or unpleasant they may be while in crisis. It is also important, Harrison said, to ask direct questions. It is better to ask, Are you considering suicide? rather than Are you thinking about hurting yourself? Harrison said. Harrison and Susan Orban, of the Washington County Coalition for Children, discussed the training with the Town Council
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