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The Crisis Deck

Download this and print it out. This file contains all 100+ scripts, the search index, and the "What Happens Next" escalation paths.

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Quick Start: Finding Your First Script

1
Think of a recent situation — A conversation that went badly, a request that was ignored, a moment where you froze or exploded.
2
Use the search or browse by category — Type keywords from the situation, or find the relevant category (Siblings, Parents, Medical, etc.).
3
Find your script and adapt it — Edit the details to make it sound like you in 60 seconds.
4
Use it the next time that situation arises — Read it directly if needed. Structure matters more than spontaneity.
What to Expect When You Start Setting Limits

When you change the rules of a system, the system pushes back. Your family may escalate—cry louder, accuse harder, guilt-trip more aggressively—in the first 72 hours. This is normal. It's called an "extinction burst," and it's actually evidence that the limit was felt. The Extinction Burst Survival Guide (included) has follow-up scripts for exactly these moments. Don't quit at the first sign of resistance. The pushback is temporary. The new dynamic is permanent.

A Note About This Tool

This isn't a book to read cover-to-cover. It's a reference to grab in the moment. There's nothing to "finish." You don't need to study it before using it. The whole point is that your exhausted brain doesn't have to generate language anymore—the scripts do that for you.

Keep it accessible. On your phone. Bookmarked on your laptop. Printed cards on your fridge. Whatever makes it grabbable at 3 AM when you need it most.

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