Nonjudgmentally: How To End Criticism

Judgments simplify life far too much to be fair drowning us in toxic negativity. Learn how to escape this trap.

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Judgments are useful because they simplify life. “He’s good”, “She’s annoying”, “I hate this” – the list can go on. But more often than not judgments simplify life far too much to be fair and can drown us in the toxic negativity making a bad situation even worse. In this DBT Quick Tips video we outline key steps in raising awareness of being judgmental and how to develop the skill of being nonjudgmental.

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