Practical tools

Working through a difficult situation.

These resources address questions that arise in relationships, at work, and around financial decisions. They help you examine the behavior, check your assumptions, and consider the response available to you.

You do not need to establish a diagnosis before protecting a legitimate interest or asking for help.

What do you need help with?

Start with the facts

Separate evidence from interpretation

Use a worksheet to record what happened, what remains uncertain, and what to verify next.

Open the Decision Worksheet
Practical workbook

Work through an example

Explore Don’t Be Played, the 19-page PDF workbook with examples, an evidence log, and decision worksheets.

Explore Don’t Be Played
Your own conduct

Reflect on how you use power

Examine accountability, trust, restraint, and decisions under pressure without receiving a personality score.

Open the Reflection Exercise
When the stakes are personal

If you need individual assistance.

If you would like personal assistance, you are welcome to contact Dr. Dell through his separate psychological practice. The Institute’s publications and exercises provide education rather than individual assessment or treatment.

Learn about contacting Dr. Dell
Safety comes first.

For immediate danger, contact emergency services. If threats, stalking, or fear of retaliation are present, seek situation-specific support before relying on a script or confronting someone.