A. Continue cultivating awareness during interactions with others. Practice active listening by trying to just listen without needing to formulate a response before the person is done speaking.
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2018 NAMI Georgia Annual Conference And Meeting, April 20-21, 2018
Join NAMI members and friends at Mercer University, Atlanta Campus, for two days of education, special events, and networking with people like you who are interested in mental health recovery and advocacy.
Mark will present a workshop on Friday, April 20, 1:45-2:45pm entitled: “Using Mindfulness to Reduce Anxiety”
