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Verbal Relational Language (VRL) is a communication framework that emphasizes the importance of relational dynamics in verbal interactions. Rooted in social psychology and interpersonal communication theories, VRL focuses on how language shapes and reflects the nature of relationships between individuals. Unlike transactional approaches that prioritize information exchange, VRL centers on the relational context in which messages are conveyed, highlighting how words and tone influence perceptions of connection, trust, and emotional alignment.
The concept draws from relational communication models, such as those proposed by Mary Louise Smith and others
VRL is particularly relevant in therapeutic settings, leadership, and interpersonal relationships, where effective communication is key.