I hope you all are having a lovely April. I am sorry for the delay of this month's post! This month, we will be exploring how to take the next step in the friendship (or relationship process), where we move our social encounters with friends from places like school or work into our daily lives. The handout covers how to not only make a plan to contact friends to "hang out", but how to put that plan into action. Included are additional tips for parents as well as for readers on how to remain flexible in a social transaction that does not follow a script. I hope you find the suggestions useful, and as always, please use, share, and comment! Your input helps me make these better. Please remember that this handout is protected by copyright and may not be reproduced for any purposes other than personal use. Thank you!
April 23, 2019
The Hang Out Plan: Making Plans With Friends
Hello Everyone,
I hope you all are having a lovely April. I am sorry for the delay of this month's post! This month, we will be exploring how to take the next step in the friendship (or relationship process), where we move our social encounters with friends from places like school or work into our daily lives. The handout covers how to not only make a plan to contact friends to "hang out", but how to put that plan into action. Included are additional tips for parents as well as for readers on how to remain flexible in a social transaction that does not follow a script. I hope you find the suggestions useful, and as always, please use, share, and comment! Your input helps me make these better. Please remember that this handout is protected by copyright and may not be reproduced for any purposes other than personal use. Thank you!
I hope you all are having a lovely April. I am sorry for the delay of this month's post! This month, we will be exploring how to take the next step in the friendship (or relationship process), where we move our social encounters with friends from places like school or work into our daily lives. The handout covers how to not only make a plan to contact friends to "hang out", but how to put that plan into action. Included are additional tips for parents as well as for readers on how to remain flexible in a social transaction that does not follow a script. I hope you find the suggestions useful, and as always, please use, share, and comment! Your input helps me make these better. Please remember that this handout is protected by copyright and may not be reproduced for any purposes other than personal use. Thank you!
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Your talk was great and your handouts were great as well!
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