By Cory Stege, M.S., LMFT
It is inevitable that disagreements and conflict exists in our relationships due to the simple fact that as individuals, we each carry our own thoughts, feelings, beliefs, preferences, and styles of communication. Because of our individuality, there is potential for differences to arise in our significant relationships, which can offer opportunities for growth and connection or result in arguments, tension, and disconnection depending on how we manage these differences. The good news is that there are some guidelines we can follow to promote the former when concerns within our relationships are brought to our attention...
It is inevitable that disagreements and conflict exists in our relationships due to the simple fact that as individuals, we each carry our own thoughts, feelings, beliefs, preferences, and styles of communication. Because of our individuality, there is potential for differences to arise in our significant relationships, which can offer opportunities for growth and connection or result in arguments, tension, and disconnection depending on how we manage these differences. The good news is that there are some guidelines we can follow to promote the former when concerns within our relationships are brought to our attention...
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