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“We've got a better way than fight or flight! We've got the power rooted in what's right.
Tuned to channel insight Flashing inner light - We're the rad dudes with the dyna-kinda might”
Future WAVE surveyed the field of conflict resolution, condensed the various concepts into ten key "shields" and developed them into a simple easy-to-remember acronym: BULLYPROOF. We made each letter stand for an animal character demonstrating a more powerful tool than violence. Then we developed BULLYPROOF SHIELD puppet shows and plays to make learning those ten steps easy, fun and entertaining.
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Bustout Bear
Understanding Unicorn
Listening Lynx
Loving Lion
Yin Yang Yak
Picturing Porpoise
Respectful Raven
Originating Otter
Overseeing Owl
Fearless Fox
Let your Mouse roll on over and sniff out the wisdom of the BULLYPROOF Shields
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“Whenever I got mad, all my years of conflict-resolution training went right out the window. Now I use BULLYPROOF to anchor my training. I think, “B” – How can I bust out of this conflict and come at it another way? Understand – what is triggering my hot buttons? Etc.”
– Diane LaResche who taught conflict resolution at George Mason University
“Whenever I got mad, all my years of conflict-resolution training went right out the window. Now I use BULLYPROOF to anchor my training. I think, “B” – How can I bust out of this conflict and come at it another way? Understand – what is triggering my hot buttons? Etc.”
– Diane LaResche who taught conflict resolution at George Mason University