For Free Confidential Information 1. Your Brights refers to acting on someone else s problems without taking responsibility for them.
Drivers often flash their brights at oncoming motorists whose headlights are switched off.
The one flashing is caring without being co-dependent. Flashing Your Brights is a set of three understandings and five communication tools based on that analogy. The darker inner circle shows five false beliefs commonly held by a person in trouble. The lighter outer circle shows the five communication tools friends can use to shine the light of reality, into those false beliefs. The more of reality a person sees, the more likely that person is to make needed changes.