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How to De-escalate Conflict

December 14 @ 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm CST

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How to De-escalate Conflict; conflict management for couples and parents/teens

This Focus on Wellness (FOW) event will help couples experiencing conflict slow down the conversation and connect with their internal thoughts and feelings to then establish a better foundation that is focused on emotional understanding and regulation – that bonds the couples rather than divides.

It is also designed to help parents of angry, depressed 13-17 year olds learn to help their children control their emotions and stop exploding at home by giving them a safe outlet to share their feelings without fear of judgment.

Attendees will learn how to:

  • Help teens communicate about their experiences and emotions
  • Help their kids work through anxiety, depression, social issues, societal pressure, comparisons, emotion regulation issues, and more
  • Learn how to recognize, talk about, and cope with negative emotions
  • Learn what escalation looks and feels like
  • Build deeper understanding of the patterns and cycles that overwhelm couples
  • Provide tools and foundational skills that can be applied to communication
  • Establish a deeper individual understanding of emotions and the nervous system

 

This webinar is facilitated by Diana Parlante, LMFT- A. Diana is under the supervision of Dr. Jennifer Kendall, PhD, LMFT-S

Details

Date:
December 14
Time:
7:00 pm - 8:00 pm CST
Cost:
Free
Event Category:
Website:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/how-to-de-escalate-conflict-tickets-731260599137

How to De-escalate Conflict

This FOW event will help couples experiencing conflict slow down the conversation and connect with their internal thoughts and feelings to then establish a better foundation that is focused on emotional understanding and regulation - that bonds the couples rather than divides.

It is also designed to help parents of angry, depressed 13-17 year olds learn to help their children control their emotions and stop exploding at home by giving them a safe outlet to share their feelings without fear of judgment.

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