In this episode, Danielle interviews licensed marriage and family therapist Melissa Tablada about resolving conflict in marriage.
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Learn more about Melissa Tablata at her website and follow her on Instagram.
At the end of today’s show, Danielle answers a question from listener Grace about how to manage family differences and conflict.
Takeaways:
- Deep connection is essential for resolving conflict in marriage.
- Avoid using words like ‘always’ and ‘never’ during conflicts.
- Take time to process emotions and communicate intentions before engaging in conflict resolution.
- Setting boundaries and taking breaks during conflicts can be beneficial.
- The myth of not going to bed angry can lead to unproductive arguments.
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