Ergebnis für "The Cure" in Konfliktlösung

If you have trouble managing your emotions and relationships, you may have borderline personality disorder, or BPD. It can be scary to live with and very hard to explain to your loved ones, but please remember that it’s not your fault and that you can find help. Today’s psychological science knows a lot about BPD and there are some very effective therapeutic tools to help you. One such tool is DBT (dialectical behavior therapy) which can be done with a therapist or in a do-it-yourself setting.

Intimate relationships tend to be the most challenging and meaningful relationships in our lives. While it's relatively easy to “fall in love”, the key is maintaining a caring partnership that spurs mutual and individual growth. When conflicts arise, it’s essential to be able to talk with openness, honesty, and compassion, and to let go of judgement and blame. Being able to clearly express your feelings, as well as truly listen to your partner’s needs, is a great skill.

Anxious thoughts and constant worry plague relationships and threaten to tear apart two people before they’ve even been able to experience the wonder of love. Whether you’ve lived with anxiety your whole life or recent events have stirred up underlying insecurities, you don’t have to accept that the rest of your life will be like this. You can take back control and push anxiety out.

This book is a bible for effectively communicating with anyone, from a romantic partner you’ve only just started dating to your spouse, to accomplish optimal results in any relationship. You’ve often looked at couples and wondered what makes their bond so solid. Chances are it is related to communication.

I want to take you on a journey of what anger is and how to conquer it or use it for good. Everyone has their own beliefs about what anger is and if it's good or bad. For 20 years of my life, I lived in fear, and that caused me to feel angry about my life. I was hanging around angry people, and I felt like I had no control. I worked out that most people who are depressed have repressed anger inside, and that's why they feel that way.