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Bridging the Divide:
How Seeing Each Other Can Heal Relationships
n this episode of the Human Intimacy Podcast, Dr. Kevin Skinner and MaryAnn Michaelis dive into the timely topic of conflict, both on the political stage and in personal relationships. As election season stirs emotions and divides deepen, they explore how viewing others with empathy, even in times of disagreement, can open doors to meaningful connection. Reflecting on the human tendency to see others as "they" rather than recognizing them as individuals with unique stories and struggles, Dr. Skinner shares insights on the importance of civil discourse and the healing power of truly seeing each other. With examples from their lives and professional experiences, they discuss tools for navigating conflict in a way that fosters understanding, compassion, and ultimately intimacy. This episode encourages listeners to embrace the multifaceted nature of people around them, whether at home, in politics, or in society at large.
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Bridging the Divide:
How Seeing Each Other Can Heal Relationships
n this episode of the Human Intimacy Podcast, Dr. Kevin Skinner and MaryAnn Michaelis dive into the timely topic of conflict, both on the political stage and in personal relationships. As election season stirs emotions and divides deepen, they explore how viewing others with empathy, even in times of disagreement, can open doors to meaningful connection. Reflecting on the human tendency to see others as "they" rather than recognizing them as individuals with unique stories and struggles, Dr. Skinner shares insights on the importance of civil discourse and the healing power of truly seeing each other. With examples from their lives and professional experiences, they discuss tools for navigating conflict in a way that fosters understanding, compassion, and ultimately intimacy. This episode encourages listeners to embrace the multifaceted nature of people around them, whether at home, in politics, or in society at large.

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