A Relational View of Couples Conflict
Listening beneath the repeated argument to the needs and fears it may protect.

Listening beneath the repeated argument to the needs and fears it may protect.
Start with curiosity
Therapeutic work rarely offers a single neat answer. This article brings together practical questions, reflective prompts and ideas shared by WAC members.
Good practice grows when we can remain curious about our own responses.
Ideas to take into practice
- Slow the conversation down
- Check assumptions with care
- Notice what helps the client feel more choice
Members are invited to continue the conversation through their local group.
