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Conflict Management

All couples experience conflict, but you can learn how manage conflict and form compromises in a healthy, productive way.

Manage Conflict Part II

Manage Conflict: Accepting Influence

Zach Brittle, LMHC

When it comes to relationships, if one partner is “winning,” then both partners are losing.

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Manage Conflict

Manage Conflict – Part 1

Zach Brittle, LMHC

The real symbol of your relationship health isn’t how perfect your wedding day is. It’s how well you handle the inevitable problems you will face in your marriage.

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3 Research-Based Tips for a Happy and Healthy Relationship

Robert Navarra

What have the Gottmans taught us about what works and doesn’t work in relationships? The key findings really boil down to the three things.

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What Healthy Couples Know About Handling Conflict

Dr. Ellie Wilde

Learn how to implicitly communicate with your partner

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Rescuing Your Relationship from Stress

Arguments and Self-Care

Dr. Ellie Wilde

By engaging in self-care, we can create the conditions necessary work out conflict and arguments with family and friends.

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Making Sure Emotional Flooding Doesn’t Capsize Your Relationship

Dr. Ellie Wilde

Read how emotional flooding ignites your fight-or-flight mode and ways to avoid this so you don't derail your conflict management.

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A couple walks down a boardwalk. The partner on the left has his arm slung over their partner.

How to Have A Stress-Reducing Conversation

Dr. Ellie Wilde

Easy, straightforward instructions for having a stress-reducing conversation.

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Self Soothing Weekend Homework

How to Practice Self-Soothing

Dr. Ellie Wilde

Remember: the ability to self-soothe is one of the most important skills you can learn. Practicing it can help you not only in romantic relationships, but in all other areas of your life.

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Moving Forward

Manage Conflict: Moving Forward

Dr. Ellie Wilde

The real predictor of a relationship’s failure is a couple’s inability to manage conflict in a healthy manner and to move forward.

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Triggers

Manage Conflict: Identifying Your Triggers

Dr. Ellie Wilde

Working on understanding each other’s triggers is one of the most important things that you can do to avoid hurting one another.

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The Aftermath of a Fight

Manage Conflict: The Aftermath of a Fight

Dr. Ellie Wilde

When you make repair attempts early, you can salvage the point of the conversation and create a more productive and positive outcome.

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Homework Assignment: Compromise

Dr. Ellie Wilde

Many couples fail to compromise on issues because they go about trying to compromise in the wrong way.

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