You know what you're feeling, but when it's time to say it out loud, the words just don't come. You either shut down, lash out, or end up in a fight you didn't want.
This free one-page guide gives you exactly what to say.
Word-for-word scripts for expressing 14 common emotions including:
Anger, sadness, anxiety, and hurt
Overwhelm, loneliness, and confusion
Gratitude, excitement, and pride
Disappointment, guilt, and jealousy
Each emotion includes 3 ready-to-use sentence starters like:
"I'm frustrated because..."
"I'm hurting right now. Can you just listen?"
"I'm anxious about [situation]. Can we figure out a plan?"
Plus communication tips, intensity matching guide, and step-by-step instructions.
Perfect for therapy clients, couples struggling with communication, parents teaching kids about emotions, and anyone tired of bottling up feelings or having the same fights.
Identify your emotion (use our feelings list if you're not sure)
Find the matching script
Fill in your specific situation
Practice it out loud first
Have the conversation when you're both calm
Print it. Keep it on your phone. Bring it to therapy. Use it when you're stuck and don't know what to say.
You know what you're feeling, but when it's time to say it out loud, the words just don't come. You either shut down, lash out, or end up in a fight you didn't want.
This free one-page guide gives you exactly what to say.
Word-for-word scripts for expressing 14 common emotions including:
Anger, sadness, anxiety, and hurt
Overwhelm, loneliness, and confusion
Gratitude, excitement, and pride
Disappointment, guilt, and jealousy
Each emotion includes 3 ready-to-use sentence starters like:
"I'm frustrated because..."
"I'm hurting right now. Can you just listen?"
"I'm anxious about [situation]. Can we figure out a plan?"
Plus communication tips, intensity matching guide, and step-by-step instructions.
Perfect for therapy clients, couples struggling with communication, parents teaching kids about emotions, and anyone tired of bottling up feelings or having the same fights.
Identify your emotion (use our feelings list if you're not sure)
Find the matching script
Fill in your specific situation
Practice it out loud first
Have the conversation when you're both calm
Print it. Keep it on your phone. Bring it to therapy. Use it when you're stuck and don't know what to say.