How is having a conflict coach connected with a sporting challenge? Felix Baumgartner faced an almost unthinkable challenge last weekend and of course, the fear that naturally went with it. The challenge and the fear nearly kept him from achieving his incredible goal, a goal that had become mightily important to him despite the risks he […]
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Relationships are never frozen but moving ahead…
Sometimes,we see situations as frozen in time…completely fixated and impervious to change. Is really difficult to perceive the constant change we are going through…and it is easy to deny same changes in our partners..Our loved ones are also changing in front of us,and such change will ask from us some adapting, either we like it […]
Passive Aggressive Attachment
What is a passive aggressive attachment? Passive aggressive behavior from a husband is not a reaction to the present wife or the present relationship; rather, it is a learned model of interpersonal attachment, wired in a person’s brain early in life. It is a pattern learned from the interaction with the mother or caretaker, who […]
Some times, it’s just all out war at home…
Thinking on different styles of doing conflict, I came across this message from one of the visitors of AskNora: When I was asking about her relationship with her husband, she said: “With my ex? It was war at home. He thought he could wear me down until I gave up. He kept escalating his behavior […]
How to Break Through his Silence Wall
Understanding passive aggression is not as hard as it seems. Many experts will try to explain passive aggression in official definitions like this: “Passive-aggression is a personality trait that is marked by a persistent negativity and passive resistance to responsibilities and cooperation.” However, we’d like to offer a better, more simple explanation that works to […]