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Manage Conflict: The Aftermath of a Fight

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

Managing vs. Resolving Conflict in Relationships

A look at three “conflict blueprints” to help you and your partner constructively manage conflict around unsolvable problems.

The Two Gottman Ideas You Should Be Talking About

Dan Wile, developer of Collaborative Couple Therapy, shares his two favorite Gottman ideas.

Gottman Relationship Coach: Making Up After an Argument

So you just had an argument. Now what?  The latest program in the Gottman Relationship Coach, “Making Up After an Argument” includes a step-by-step exercise to help you and your partner process an argument and discover what you were really fighting about. In addition to our powerful “Aftermath of a Fight” exercise, “Making Up After an Argument” includes sections and exercises on feeling overloaded, taking effective breaks from conflict, and how to rebuild the lines of communication—even mid-argument. 

Solve the mystery of what you and your partner really argue about to restore, repair, and revitalize the communication in your relationship. This new program will help you learn:

  • How to process even the most difficult arguments and heal from them together.
  • What to do when you are feeling overwhelmed and overloaded, what we call “Flooding”.
  • What happens in your body when you are in conflict.
  • How to calm yourself down, in or out of conflict.
  • The importance of “repair attempts,” or ways to get the conversation back on track, plus how to notice and make them

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Curriculum

Day One Outline: The Research: What Makes Relationships Succeed or Fail? What is different about Gottman Method Couples Therapy? What is dysfunctional about relationships when they are ailing? The “Masters” […]

The Introvert’s Guide to a Successful Relationship

As an introvert certain aspects of being in a relationship may be more challenging. Here are tips to have a successful relationship.

Why Is My Husband Yelling at Me?

Understanding the behaviors and taking action in the areas you can control will help your wellbeing.

Gottman Method and Emotionally Focused Therapy

Who doesn’t want a relationship that has a wonderful friendship base, tackles gridlocked and perpetual conflict with ease and humor, and a shared meaning system that inspires the best in oneself?

Challenging Behaviors in Couples Therapy

Based on the webinar Challenging Behaviors in Therapy: More strategies for working with difficult clients presented by Dr. Dana McNeil, PsyD, LMFT, CGT on September 7, 2023.