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Conflict Avoidance and Fighting Right
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Key Takeaways:
- Identifying three main relationship types: avoidant, validating, and volatile, with an emphasis on the drawbacks of the avoidant type.
- The significance of not just avoiding conflict for the sake of peace but learning to resolve disagreements in a controlled, healthy manner.
- The value of modeling effective conflict resolution for children, as it teaches them essential life and relational skills.
- Intentionality in setting aside time for crucial conversations, akin to professional meetings, to address pressing relationship issues.
- Understanding the importance of offering partners the opportunity to voice their thoughts and feelings without fear of judgment or immediate resolution.
Notable Quotes:
1. “The only thing we should avoid is avoidance itself.” - Eddie Reaiche
2. “You’re the CEOs of your home.” - Monsignor Shora
3. “Kids are like sponges and their exposure to relationship early on in their life is their parents.” - Eddie Reaiche
4. “Do you want to be right or do you want to be happy?” - Eddie Reaiche
5. “It does take courage to be vulnerable and to believe in your love, believe in your relationship, believe in your partner.” - Monsignor Shora
Join us for a deep dive into the intricacies of relationships, where our seasoned guests share profound insights and practical strategies for turning conflict into an opportunity for growth and connection. Listen to the full episode to uncover the art of ‘fighting right’ in your relationship and stay tuned for more enlightening content from “Finding Sanctuary.”
For more information on the Hills Sanctuary House visit our website https://hshl.org.au/
You and your mental health is important to us.
Please visit https://hshl.org.au/wp/help-resources/ for help and resources
Do subscribe to this podcast to get the latest episodes of Finding Sanctuary.
Follow us on
Facebook - Christ the Redeemer Maronite Catholic Parish of The Hills
Instagram - @hills_sanctuary_house
Blog - https://hshl.org.au/blog/
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BIG ASK:
Could you please spare us a few moments to like, rate, review this podcast on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. This simple act helps us reach many more people - Thank you.
Key Takeaways:
- Identifying three main relationship types: avoidant, validating, and volatile, with an emphasis on the drawbacks of the avoidant type.
- The significance of not just avoiding conflict for the sake of peace but learning to resolve disagreements in a controlled, healthy manner.
- The value of modeling effective conflict resolution for children, as it teaches them essential life and relational skills.
- Intentionality in setting aside time for crucial conversations, akin to professional meetings, to address pressing relationship issues.
- Understanding the importance of offering partners the opportunity to voice their thoughts and feelings without fear of judgment or immediate resolution.
Notable Quotes:
1. “The only thing we should avoid is avoidance itself.” - Eddie Reaiche
2. “You’re the CEOs of your home.” - Monsignor Shora
3. “Kids are like sponges and their exposure to relationship early on in their life is their parents.” - Eddie Reaiche
4. “Do you want to be right or do you want to be happy?” - Eddie Reaiche
5. “It does take courage to be vulnerable and to believe in your love, believe in your relationship, believe in your partner.” - Monsignor Shora
Join us for a deep dive into the intricacies of relationships, where our seasoned guests share profound insights and practical strategies for turning conflict into an opportunity for growth and connection. Listen to the full episode to uncover the art of ‘fighting right’ in your relationship and stay tuned for more enlightening content from “Finding Sanctuary.”
For more information on the Hills Sanctuary House visit our website https://hshl.org.au/
You and your mental health is important to us.
Please visit https://hshl.org.au/wp/help-resources/ for help and resources
Do subscribe to this podcast to get the latest episodes of Finding Sanctuary.
Follow us on
Facebook - Christ the Redeemer Maronite Catholic Parish of The Hills
Instagram - @hills_sanctuary_house
Blog - https://hshl.org.au/blog/