Top 10 tips for more effective couples communication & conflict resolution


All too often, we try to resolve conflict by restating our position - assuming that the problem is that the other person has not understood it, or even listened to it.

If we only took time to listen to what they say, we'd better understand how to address their concerns. We'd then be in a better position to talk to them in a way that they can relate to.


Here are my top ten communication & conflict resolution tips:

10. Listen

9. Listen

8. Listen

7. Listen

6. Listen

5. Listen

4. Listen

3. Listen

2. Listen

1. Listen


See also:

- Audio about couples communication skills.

- Self-Help: Couples Communication Exercises.

- Couples counseling.


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