Opportunities to reflect on and learn from both mistakes and successes are necessary for growth, learning and adaptive, effective functioning.
In these final pages, we pull it all together and illustrate how to use the tools from Part 2 to manage in the face of social and cultural pressures. You will read about some common interlopers (i.e., influential factors over which you have little control) that affect you, your Base Camp, and your children. We also provide detailed examples that demonstrate the positive benefits of getting your shift together when managing situations influenced by interlopers.
