Transforming Anger into Growth in Our Relationships

May 31, 2016

Marriage, Process of Change, Relationship with Others, Resolving Conflict

Transforming Anger into Growth in Our Relationships

The key is being proactive and not approaching any conflict from a victim mindset. Rather, see it as a perfect opportunity for growth. This empowered consciousness and approach will begin to eliminate a huge component of what makes us angry in the first place — helplessness.

Kimberly Singer

August 23, 2015

Relationship with Others, Marriage, Process of Change, Resolving Conflict

Turning Friction into Closeness: Soulful Ways to Address Conflict

Kimberly Singer

August 23, 2015

Relationship with Others, Marriage, Process of Change, Resolving Conflict

Turning Friction into Closeness: Soulful Ways to Address Conflict

Our married partners tend to hold the license to trigger our buttons like no one else can. The truth is that most of society doesn’t understand what it takes for love to be lasting and fulfilling. We are good at one, or the other. But both lasting and fulfilling — this becomes a perplexing enterprise.

Rachel Glik

August 19, 2015

Relationship with Self, Inner Peace

Venting Online: Press Pause Not Send

Rachel Glik

August 19, 2015

Relationship with Self, Inner Peace

Research shows that venting actually makes you angrier, more aggressive. When we are emotionally reactive, maybe it feels good in the moment, but ultimately we only feel emptier leaving us vulnerable to the (albeit negative) energy that anger temporarily provides.

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