Many books, articles and online searches are full of different conflict resolution techniques and suggestions for use in marriages, in the workplace and other interpersonal relationships. Typically, these resources focus on common communication styles used during conflict, pointing out the “does and don’ts” people should be aware of.

When we think of “conflict” or “confrontation”, many of us automatically associate a negative or uncomfortable meaning to these words. Sometimes we go to extraordinary lengths to avoid confronting someone in hopes of keeping conflict out of our lives.....

Divorce is a family matter. Typically viewed as an experience between two adults, and true, it is ultimately the couple who are divorcing; it is the children who are the powerless ones in a situation completely beyond their control.

Due to the increasing number of stepfamilies in these modern times, the adjustments to changing family dynamics affect a large segment of the population. Our culture generally fails to provide any kind of blueprint