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When we encounter problems in our lives, we all have instincts for how to manage and resolve them. These instincts come from social learning and observation of behavior models in our lives (i.e., parents, teachers, coaches, etc). While we can get helpful tips and tricks for conflict resolution, we are often impacted by a sense of urgency. This can render these tips ineffective. For example, I was once taught to make a pros and cons list whenever I encounter a problem to help me decide how to proceed. This is a wonderful tip, but only comes in handy when I fully understand the problem at hand.
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Leighanna Cure, BS, MA, MFT-CLeighanna is avid about creating content that is accessible and useful to her clientele. She works to engage readers in simple content that has the potential to create a major impact on their lives. Archives
February 2023
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