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Divided Americans and Couples Therapy: Reducing Conflict within Relationships, Pt. 2
Divided Americans and Couples Therapy: Reducing Conflict within Relationships, Pt. 2

Learn how Americans can communicate more effectively by utilizing tactics that research and experience have proven to work within couples therapy when it comes to resolving conflict.

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Divided Americans and Couples Therapy: Reducing Conflict within Relationships, Pt. 1
Divided Americans and Couples Therapy: Reducing Conflict within Relationships, Pt. 1

When it comes to politics, friends, relatives, and strangers are consistently shouting at each other as opposed to engaging in discussions. Emotionally charged exchanges seem to be more of the norm these days “in venues ranging from local governments to national ruling bodies across the world.”

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