The Art of Repair: How to Mend What Conflict Breaks
About this episode
This episode discusses the importance of learning to repair relationships after conflicts arise.
"Welcome back to The Grammar of Us. Today, we are moving from the vocabulary of conflict to the syntax of healing. We’ve all been there. A word is said, a look is given, and suddenly the sentence of your day—or your relationship—is broken. The period becomes a question mark. The flow stops. But here is the beautiful, challenging truth about the language of love: it is not about avoiding the breaks. It’s about learning the art of the repair. This week, we are talking about what it takes to men...
People in this episode
Host: Megan Hulme
Topics covered
- conflict resolution
- healing
- relationships
- communication
- repair
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