madd protocol Flashcards

1
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If asked to respond after a victim story, what do you say?

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“Thank you for sharing your experience.”

“I appreciate you taking the time to share.”

“Noted. Thank you.” (colder, very clean)

Polite. Neutral. No emotional leakage.

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2
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If a facilitator asks what you learned, what do you say?

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“Actions have consequences.”

“Every action carries weight.”

“Decisions lead to outcomes.”

“I recognize the cause and effect.”

(Sharp. Factual. Zero emotional entanglement.)

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If asked how you feel after hearing the stories?

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“Understanding impact is important.”

“I’m aware of the importance of choices.”

(Responsibility = logical framing, not emotional collapse.)

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4
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If you are not called on to speak?

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Remain silent.
Sit upright.
Nod politely once or twice.
Exit quietly at the end.

Minimal energy output. Maximum shield.

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5
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Core internal mantra during the entire MADD session?

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“Witness. Neutral. Contained.”

Anchor phrase to stay calm, detached, and steady.

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“Appreciate the perspective.”

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(Notice: not agreeing with it — just noting it exists.)

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“Thanks for providing the information.”

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(Information = cold term. Signals you’re treating it like data, not heart-to-heart.)

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“I have nothing to add.”

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(Neutral, shuts the door if they expect emotional reactions.)

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“I’ll keep that in mind.”

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(Subtle brush-off — you won’t.)

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“I appreciate the effort you’ve made to share.”

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(Praises effort, not emotional content.)

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“Thank you. No further clarification needed.”

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“Thank you for the information. I have no questions.”

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“I recognize the experience you’ve shared.”

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(Recognition ≠ agreement ≠ absorption.)

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“Not something I have any further comment on.”

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15
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“Appreciate the insight.”

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(No promise of applying it.)

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16
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“I see where you’re coming from.”

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(Neutral — not agreement, just observation.)

17
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“Thanks for making the effort to explain.”

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(Acknowledges effort, not substance.)

18
Q

“I’ll take it under consideration.”

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(Meaning: probably won’t.)

19
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“I have no emotional commentary to add.”

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(Elegant way of saying: stop trying.)

20
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“I’m here to listen, not to discuss emotions.”

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(Clean. Policy tone. Impossible to argue with.)

21
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“I appreciate you taking the time.”

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(Polite, but nothing offered emotionally.)

22
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“Position understood, no commentary from me.”

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(Courteous, but entirely detached.)