Life is about relationships and we work hard to develop good relationships with those around us… friend, boss, co-worker, parent, child, husband, wife, neighbour etc.

But sometimes things go sideways in our relationships and thats when the problems begin.

To have a healthy relationship you need to be able to effectively communicate your thoughts, needs, desires and concerns with another emotional human being. Each person has their own skill level when it comes to communication so it can be tricky navigating.

 

Good Communication can make a relationship and bad communication can break a relationship.

Fortunately, you can learn how to communicate more clearly and effectively. Whether you’re trying to improve a relationship, end one or find one effective communication skills will enable you to effectively connect with others, build trust and respect, and feel heard and understood.

Occasional conflict is a part of life but if you and your partner are repeating the same crappy situation day after day its time to break free of this toxic pattern. With effort, you can lessen the anger and take a calm look at the issues underneath.

Who can benefit

Looking for a relationship

• Understand why past relationships did not work out
• Create satisfying relationships in the future
• Break destructive relationship patterns

In a relationship

• Make a decision to stay or go
• Break unhealthy relationship patterns
• Develop deeper, more fulfilling connection

Friend, family member or Co-Worker concerns/conflict

• Realize you are not a victim of your circumstance
• Increase Self-confidence, self-esteem
• Learn Effective Communication skills

 

How you can benefit

• Understand your needs in any relationship
• Get clear about how you show up in your relationships
• Understand your contribution to conflict
• Learn subtle shifts that can make a big difference
• Boundary setting, assertiveness training
• Understand and manage triggers (and not take things personally)
• Make criticism constructive
• Free yourself from emotional baggage
• Have healthy discussion instead of fights & resolve conflict successfully

 

Some relationships are worth fighting for and others are worth letting go. Learn to know the difference.