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Do You "Gray Rock" in Work and Social Situations? Here's When It's Useful Versus HarmfulRather than responding as they normally would, the person experiencing the trauma becomes a “gray rock”—in other words, they make themselves less emotional, reactive, and vulnerable.
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The only one you can control is yourself. "Gray rock" is a therapy technique that allows us to have boundaries with people even if they refuse to comply. Often it seems like there are a lot of ...
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