Relationship conflict

Top Relationship Tips 1️⃣ Take a Break: When emotions run high, step back and calm down. 2️⃣ Own Your Part: Acknowledge your role in conflicts. 3️⃣ Understand First: Focus on understanding your partner. 4️⃣ Seek Connection: Prioritize connection over being right. 5️⃣ Step Away: Take a break if needed. Sometimes, sleeping on it helps. Ready to improve communication? DM "CONFLICT" for 1:1 coaching! ❤️ Sophie

Here’s a detailed guide on how to resolve relationship conflicts, ensuring both parties feel heard, respected, and valued.

The verbal attacker. The fixer. The avoider. Such personality types create conflict more than others. Here's what defines them, and how to help their behavior.

Every couple will have conflict. But it's how they handle that conflict that makes all the difference. Jim Burns explains that fear is often hiding behind our defensiveness. But once you realize your fears, you can face them and handle conflict better.

Conflict happens. It just does. You and your spouse are not always going to see a situation the same way, you may have different opinions, preferences, and values. And so, you will disagree. It is not realistic to expect that you will never experience conflict or disagreement. Today, I’m talking abo

Dating couple having a conflict and relationship problems.

No relationship can ever be perfect. Almost every relationship has its own bumps and stops. However, these are masked by the power of love during the blooming stages of the relationship. There comes a time in every relationship when the […]

tips for healthy conflict in relationships

We can broadly classify people into three types based on how they approach conflicts: 1. Conflict avoidants These are people who try to avoid all

Let me ask you a question: When was the last time you scrolled through social media and thought, "Wow, everyone’s got it figured out but me?" Maybe it was

Most couples waste years arguing over the wrong thing, never addressing what’s really hurting them. Here’s why the “90-10” rule is a game-changer for resolving conflict.

Rewrite Your Relationship Narrative: Cultivate Understanding

“Our lives are shaped by our desires.”-Thomas Merton All couples fight! We have heard it most of our lives. Therapists, self-help gurus, relationship professionals, and even pastors believe it is a natural part of a couple’s life together. It’s normal. Everyone does it. WRONG! Learn how to fight fair!

When used correctly, a few simple conflict resolution skills can make a tremendous difference in the quality of a relationship. The Relationship Conflict...