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Understanding who you are and why you do things the way you do them can validate you as a person—it is okay to be me!

An MMTIC® Practitioner’s Insights on the Value of Type Awareness for Young People

Jul 22, 2024
Melissa Roux, RN
MELISSA ROUX, RN, graduated from the University of Michigan with a B.S.N. and has worked as a pediatric registered nurse for over 25 years. She is a certified MMTIC® practitioner and a feedback provider for the Take the MMTIC® Assessment service.
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"Helping others appreciate and affirm who they are naturally is a core value of mine, which is why I love the work that I do," says Melissa Roux, RN. Besides being a pediatric registered nurse for over 25 years, Melissa is also a certified MMTIC® practitioner, providing feedback sessions for students and families. In this month's article, she shares some of the experiences, discussions, and insights that happen within and from an MMTIC feedback session.

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Family, Feedback, Strengths and Stretches, Students, Conflict Management, Development, Type Awareness


Decision-Making, Choices, Development, Type Tip

Making a Choice: Type Tip #20

Give CHOICES, CHOICES, CHOICES. Every time a child makes an independent choice, they choose a way to process the options and make a selection. This action allows for type exploration and type development. Even infants and toddlers can make choices. With toddlers, instead of the command, "Sit here" say, "Which chair would you like to use?" We may not know the basis for the choice but reaching a decision would require taking in information and making a choice, resulting in personal development.

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