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Free webinar:
3/4 @ 5:30p MT
How to Move Through
Conflict in Relationship

Relationships — with family, romantic partners, work and friends — include conflict. 

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The challenge is, most people were never taught how to move through conflict, only how to avoid it or fight harder. 

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But in doing so, we miss the treasure.

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Because conflict, when met with the right skills and nervous system support, isn't a problem —

it's an initiation into deeper connection, intimacy and trust. 

We'll explore how to​​

  • Support your nervous system so you can remain open and curious, even in the heat of conflict

  • Set clear, loving boundaries that are both firm and loving that allow for connection while staying in integrity

  • Apologize in ways that truly repair, so you move back into connection without lingering distance

Conflict is a pathway to greater intimacy.

Learn how to walk it well.

Receive tools, resources & reflections to help you clear the way

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