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In 10 lectures for self-development, professional communications coach and speaker Carol Ann Lloyd teaches the best ways to communicate and listen, including how to focus on understanding, how to overcome barriers and distractions, and how to clarify intentions. When listeners step back to hear what makes conversations successful, they will learn that each component of a conversation is a piece of a larger puzzle, which only fits together when thoughtfully considered and executed.

Autor do best-seller A sutil arte de ligar o f*da-se, Mark Manson lança mão de sua costumeira sabedoria desbocada sobre o assunto ao qual se dedicava no início da carreira: relacionamentos. Pode parecer um mar de rosas, mas isso não significa que os ouvintes tenham relacionamentos saudáveis e funcionais. Claro, todos precisamos de amor... mas só amor não basta.

How do you deal with those angry feelings we all experience? In the series Overcoming Emotions That Destroy, Chip Ingram will help you identify whether you are a spewer, leaker, or stuffer. You will learn the difference between good and bad anger, how to gain control of it, and how to use it in constructive ways. This no-nonsense, practical series will give you biblical tools to express your anger appropriately and deal with those who express their anger toward you.

Our words have the power to create profound healing or incredible suffering. Yet even with the best intentions, it is often difficult to express ourselves in ways that build harmony and trust. Speaking Peace presents a seminal four-part model you can use immediately to connect to the spirit of love and generosity within you and start contributing to the well-being of everyone you relate to.

Logan shares revelations and techniques to support you in experiencing the wholehearted, satiating kind of love that is rooted in self-awareness and interdependence. “By unpacking the historical, cultural, and highly individual reasons why we love the way we do,” she explains, “we can understand our motivations and consciously choose to love in a way that serves our growth, our values, and our personal sovereignty.”

"Understand your brain, improve your relationships." That's what Stan Tatkin has learned from his leading-edge work as a researcher and couples therapist. In this complete audio learning program, he merges current insights from neurobiology and attachment theory to help us shift out of conflict and into deeper and more loving connections. Listeners first learn to identify attachment styles - the patterns of intimacy that begin in our earliest years - both in ourselves and in those around us.

When dialogue is reduced to pushing our views, scoring points, or assigning blame, everybody suffers—no matter who “wins” or “loses” an argument. In our personal lives and in the world today, we need tools for authentic, respectful, relationship-building communication more than ever. “If you want to stop arguing and start connecting,” says Oren Jay Sofer, “the first prerequisite is being more present and aware.” Now the renowned teacher shares his most effective teachings for transforming the way we communicate with Speak Your Truth with Love and Listen Deeply.

Everybody is afraid of intimacy. It is another thing whether you are aware of it or not. Intimacy means exposing yourself before a stranger. We are all strangers - nobody knows anybody. We are even strangers to ourselves, because we don't know who we are.

Couple therapy combines the intense work of one-on-one sessions with the need for close mediation skills - which is why the practice can be twice as difficult and emotionally draining. This is why Stan Tatkin put together What Every Therapist Ought to Know - a comprehensive guide to the psychobiological approach to couple therapy.

Why do couples fight? With Relationship Rx, renowned psychotherapist Stan Tatkin offers couples in crisis a prescription for understanding the deeper issues underlying their conflicts. Drawing from his Psychobiological Approach to Couple Therapy® (PACT), Tatkin unpacks common causes of relationship challenges with humor and compassion. Filled with practical tools, insightful commentary on sample conflict dialogues, and an in-depth exploration of what really makes for a secure relationship, this program will help couples restore and sustain the love that brought them together.

Forgiveness is possible. In The Beginner's Guide to Forgiveness, author Jack Kornfield explores why forgiveness, personally and globally, is essential to our health and happiness and how you can start using this timeless practice to transform emotional wounds into healing and understanding. Drawing from his background in meditation and psychology, Kornfield reveals the path to forgiveness and the way out of our pain.

Julie Colwell, PhD, wrote a handbook for relationships, The Relationship Ride; now she enriches the offering by adding an audio guide, kind of like having Julie in your pocket to help you through the what might be sticky places in each chapter. Julie gives you the tools and exercises to create a long-term relationship of growth and mutual joy.

In these six sessions, bestselling author Karen Ehman guides women through answering the particular call that God has on their individual life. If they could learn to get their marching orders from Him rather than listening to the world or trying to replicate the lifestyle of another mom or group of moms, they could go forth in confidence knowing that they are fulfilling the call He has placed on their life.

We seem to have forgotten how to argue about important things without descending into tribalism, insults and generally thinking the worst of our opponents. This is no good. We'll never get out of the bitter divisions cleaving society if we don't learn to disagree fruitfully. In this series, Timandra Harkness explores the best ways to disagree with other people - constructively.

In this moving, compassionate presentation, John Lee shows how to break the crippling cycle of emotional woundedness that is passed from father to son. Sharing his own struggle to come to terms with his father and to recover from a troubled childhood, Lee tells the listener how all men can let go of the past, reclaim themselves, and say goodbye to the patterns that are no longer useful or wanted.

This Anger Management sleep learning program was designed to assist the listener in gaining self-thoughts related to healthy anger management, healthy emotional release, reducing thought patterns that tend to increase angry feelings, and increasing healthy communication patterns.

Cosa significa nascere in una famiglia? Significa nascere con un determinato imprinting psicologico, peculiare a quella famiglia, di cui spesso non siamo nemmeno consapevoli. E quando scopriamo che c'è qualcosa da sanare, quanto tempo occorre! Ciascuno di noi è infatti l'esito di un'antica storia, che affonda le sue radici non solo in questa vita, ma anche in quelle precedenti. Dietro di noi vi è una lunga scia di azioni, reazioni, esperienze, sentimenti, emozioni, tradimenti o grandi amori, sconfitte o vittorie.

Le relazioni possono essere causa di turbamento e sofferenza indicibile, oppure la più grande fonte di gioia nella vita. A volte la causa di ciò siamo noi, altre volte sono gli altri, ma in ogni caso è difficile superare l'eventuale sofferenza che si produce. Perché? Sono principalmente le aspettative deluse che determinano questa sofferenza. A volte ce le siamo fabbricati da soli, altre volte sono state indotte da altri. Le aspettative producono dipendenze.

L'essere umano ricerca la felicità all'esterno di sè, laddove non può trovarla; ciò è causa di irrequietudine mentale e costante insoddisfazione. Solo elevando la consapevolezza del proprio mondo interiore e di ciò che siamo in essenza, è possibile sviluppare la migliore versione di sè, cambiare le abitudini malsane, il modo di pensare e comunicare. Una buona comunicazione non passa solo attraverso la scelta delle giuste parole, bensì attraverso l'esempio che offriamo, affinchè le parole possano entrare in profondità e persuadere per la loro coerenza.

I conflitti non risolti rovinano le relazioni. Per poterli superare occorre innanzitutto: prenderne consapevolezza (non rimuoverli), osservare e analizzare attentamente le dinamiche in atto separando i fatti dalle opinioni, assumerci le responsabilità che ci competono per gli errori commessi, intraprendere con umiltà, fiducia e pazienza un processo di ricostruzione. Ma i conflitti che ci vedono contrapposti agli altri non si risolvono se prima non abbiamo superato le nostre conflittualità interiori.