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I have worked extensively in conflict situations since 1998. While this has not always been easy, I have continued to be curious about how I can positively contribute in practical ways - one person at a time, one relationship at a time. The challenges that are faced for the individual also have parallels at the levels of family and society, this is what makes transforming conflict and taking on its lessons so inspiring. My ... [More]

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Building Common Ground In Conflict - Creating Ground, Not Gaining Ground
[Relationships:Conflict] Common ground easily slips from view in conflict situations. Positions become exaggerated as each person aims to persuade or undermine. Not surprisingly, people will overlook areas of common interest, missing the opportunity to acknowledge, learn from and build upon what they already have in common.

From Partners To Parents - Relating To Your Former Partner When You Have Kids
[Relationships:Post-Divorce] When a relationship ends there is an important transition from partners to parents. This can be an awkward and painful process that is not always easy to manage. You will be creating a new way of relating to each other at a difficult time. Empathy and patience is needed along with a commitment to clear boundaries.

Keeping Conflict In Check - Stopping Conflict From Ruining Your Relationship
[Relationships:Conflict] Conflict is inevitable in relationships but it can be so badly managed that sensitive issues become a recipe for an argument or are avoided completely. Instead you can manage conflict conversations in ways that won't drive you apart.

Investment Tips For Your Relationship - How Saving For A Rainy Day Can Save You In Stormy Times
[Relationships:Enhancement] In difficult times the resilience of your relationship really depends on how well it has been nurtured on a day-to-day basis. Building a positive "relationship bank balance" lowers the risk of conflict flare-ups.