Posts tagged tips for productive conversations
Productivity Methods: Which Ones Work Best for You?
Productivity Methods: Which Ones Work Best for You?

Have you been struggling to stay productive or get things done recently? Well, you’re not alone! This time of year when temperatures continue to drop, we spend countless hours of the day inside. This blog will introduce and discuss the following three productivity methods: The Pomodoro Method, the Getting Things Done (GTD) Method, and The Seinfeld Approach.

Read More
Bridgette Gottwaldproductivity, tips for productive conversations, productivity methods, pomodoro, methods, getting things done, GTD, strengths, weaknesses, seinfeld, therapist, what do you think, benefits, differences, your turn, personal needs, mental health, global pandemic, motivation, strategies, understanding, realization, approach, temporary relief, temptation, production
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.”

Read More
BlogBridgette Gottwaldcouples fighting, relationships problems, divided americans, couples therapy, reducing conflict in relationships, confide don't attack, avoidance, safe place, acceptance, open mind, passion, collaborate, conversate, positive communication skills, effective couples therapy, behavior, response, tips for productive conversations