FREE! ONLINE: Navigating Conflict and Anger in Relationship

Humans all have a wonderful uniqueness which gets highlighted in relationships of all kinds. How each person addresses the differences resulting from their uniqueness, can bring them closer together or create distance.

Getting closer is usually the objective in relationship, becoming distant is often a problem that can result in the eventual ending of the relationship, whether that be in friendship, community, romantic, or work contexts. Addressing differences is often labeled as “conflict”, and when anger emerges in the conflict, the result is almost always distance.

Understanding the role of “anger” in conflict can help to have conflict be connecting rather than disconnecting.

Join Greg Gurel for this free online session where he will offer insights on how you can learn to navigate conflict and anger in a safe and boundaried way to support healthy relationships of all kinds.

Tuesday March 17th from 7:30-8:15pm.

Via Zoom, the link will be sent by email the day before and the day of the session.

Greg has been leading Anger Boundaries and Safety at the Haven for over 18 years and is passionate about helping people understand and appreciate this important topic.

Tech requirements:

This online experience will be hosted on Zoom, a video conferencing software that is free for participants and easy to use on a variety of devices. You will need to have a device (desktop computer or laptop recommended; tablet or smartphone can work too), reliable internet connection, and sound capabilities (headset recommended; built in or external microphone or speaker systems can work too). You can test your device connection and compatibility in advance here: zoom.us/test