Category Archives: Counseling/Psychology

The Four P’s of Conflict: Perception

Posted on December 16, 2011 by

*Posted by David Henderson. Dr. Henderson blogs regularly on his own blog which you can access here. We have come to the last “P” in our series on the four P’s of Conflict. As a reminder, the previous three are … Continue reading →

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Conflicts of Purpose

Posted on December 5, 2011 by

*Posted by guest author Dr. David Henderson. Dr. Henderson regularly blogs at purposebeyondpain.com. What happens when a vacationing family prays for sunshine while a farming family is praying for rain? What about when two charities are vying for the same patron? Or … Continue reading →

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Conflict Resolution: When you feel attacked

Posted on November 15, 2011 by

*Posted by Dr. David Henderson; Dr. Henderson regularly blogs at purposebeyondpain.com. Relationships are full of conflict. If you have managed to avoid it this far in your life, I guarantee you that you have also managed to avoid people. Avoiding … Continue reading →

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Managing Conflict: The 4 P’s

Posted on November 2, 2011 by

*Posted by Psychiatrist David Henderson. Dr. Henderson blogs regularly on his own blog which you can access here. Conflict is inevitable. The end result is not. How we handle conflict can make or break our careers, our friendships, our families, … Continue reading →

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