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Mary Turos breaks down expressed emotion—the family patterns of criticism, hostility, and over-involvement—and how they affect relapse and everyday functioning across mental health issues.
She shares practical, research-based approaches for critics (emotion coaching and psychoeducation) and for people who are criticized (reframing, keeping a record of successes, low-reactivity responses, and creating safe spaces or boundaries).
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