Title: Healthy vs. Unhealthy Friendships | Dr. Jane Bluestein
Headings: Healthy vs. Unhealthy Friendships
Healthy vs. Unhealthy Friendships
Learning to tell the difference
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Content: Or do you feel drained, agitated, angry, or resentful when you’ve spent time with certain people? Use the following list to compare and evaluates the friendships you have in your life: Healthy friendships are not one-sided. Both people benefit from knowing each other. In unhealthy friendships, one person always seems to give a lot more than the other. Healthy friendships are based on mutual respect. In unhealthy friendships, people ridicule one another, gossip or spread rumors, or act mean to one another. Healthy friendships allow each other to grow and change. Unhealthy friendships are threatened when one person grows or changes. Healthy friendships are not possessive.