Scripting is a technique, which helps people bring about change in a conversation or situation that always seems to go predictably wrong – where they find themselves trapped in an exchange, knowing where it is going, but unable to stop it. (Typical examples are arguments with teenage children, or feeling unable to make one’s presence…
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