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EPISODE · Sep 13, 2022 · 6 MIN

An upside to recurring conflict: Relational stress wood

from Disagree better · host Tammy Lenski

Recurring conflict doesn’t automatically signal that a personal or professional relationship is in trouble. Teams, couples, and families that experience conflict can develop a figurative “stress wood” that makes for resilient relationships. Episode transcript About Biosphere 2 About trees and stress wood How conflict avoidance can cause bigger conflict later When parents avoid disagreeing in front of child or routinely break up sibling arguments When parents prevent their child from expressing emotions How healthy relationships benefit from conflict Buy Tammy a coffee To automatically receive transcripts of new episodes, plus Tammy's newsletter, subscribe here.

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