Families, Relationships, and Assumptions in Client Conversations

How to navigate personal details without overstepping or making things awkward. Family and relationship details come up constantly in client conversations—often casually, sometimes unexpectedly. This session helps teams notice where assumptions sneak in and respond in ways that feel respectful, natural, and appropriate.

Participants learn how to:

  • avoid assumptions about partners, families, or caregiving roles

  • use language that leaves space for different family structures

  • respond when clients share personal or sensitive information

  • navigate moments involving illness, grief, or life transitions

  • stay warm and professional without prying or pulling away

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