This free webinar is for couples, individuals and professionals who want to better understand why otherwise loving relationships can become stuck in conflict.
Why can the same argument happen again and again?
Why do seemingly small issues sometimes escalate into major conflict?
And why, when couples care deeply about each other, can it become so difficult to actually feel heard, understood and connected?
In this free webinar, we will explore what is often happening underneath the argument — and why understanding the pattern of conflict can be the first step toward changing it.
You’ll leave with a clearer understanding of why couples fight, why certain patterns become so entrenched, and some practical ideas for beginning to do things differently.
The webinar has been developed and will be presented by two psychologists, both fully Certified Gottman Relationship Therapists, and we’re also married to each other.
We bring together professional training and clinical experience with the perspective of having a relationship of our own. We know that understanding relationship dynamics intellectually is one thing; putting that understanding into practice in a real relationship is another.
Our aim is to make the webinar practical, accessible and grounded in evidence-based couples therapy, without reducing complex relationships to simple formulas or quick fixes.
You find yourself having the same argument repeatedly.
Conflict seems to escalate despite your best intentions.
One of you tends to pursue while the other withdraws or shuts down.
You struggle to understand why your partner reacts so strongly to certain issues.
You want to understand your own relationship patterns more deeply.
You’re simply interested in learning more about what makes relationships work.
You don’t need to be in a troubled relationship to benefit from this webinar. Understanding how conflict works can help couples strengthen their relationship before problems become entrenched.
This webinar is educational in nature and is not intended to replace individual psychological or couples therapy.