Join hosts Patricia Wu and Jessica Reyes as they sit down with therapist Deanne Shulz and delve into the heart of relationship conflicts. Discover why couples find themselves in perpetual arguments over seemingly trivial matters, such as socks left on the floor. This conversation is not just about the arguments themselves but the deeper meanings and emotions they signify. Here are three crucial lessons viewers can learn:
Understanding Perpetual Conflicts
Learn that two-thirds of all relationship arguments are perpetual, focusing on the same issues repeatedly. This segment will help you see that you’re not alone in this cycle.
Finding the Real Issues
Discover the deeper meanings behind these repetitive arguments, such as feelings of neglect or lack of care, rather than the surface issues.
Moving Beyond Being Right
Explore how shifting the focus from proving who’s right to understanding each other’s emotions can transform your relationship dynamics.
Don’t let trivial disagreements derail your relationship. Watch our Psychology Behind the Headlines segment to uncover the secrets to breaking free from the cycle of perpetual arguments and moving towards a happier, more understanding relationship with Deanne Schulz’s expert advice.
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