Think About It!
What would your life be like without your
family, friends or colleagues?
We get comfortable and complacent
When things are going well and you fall into a comfortable routine and repetitive patterns develop. As a result, we take our partner for granted in many small ways, and because your partner feels that the incident or slight is so minor they ignore it.
It takes two people to build a Pattern but only one to break it
Because of the comfortable routine patterns are broken. Because your partner has stayed silent, the minor incidents are repeated causing your partner to become increasingly uncomfortable.
As the 'not important enough' incidents keep happening annoyances build, frustration becomes anger and resentment sets in until a crack appears in the relationship.
There are times when silence is not golden
This distance continues to grow and what used to be minor annoyances have now become serious. The events continue to grow until they cause a blow up. This is commonly called the straw that broke the camel's back.
Far from being golden, in this case silence can be destructive.
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The Art of Listening
The Art of Deep Listening is
Critical for Enriched Relationships
Talking and honesty are the most influential part of a relationship.
Communication influences the satisfaction and happiness within a relationship.
This website has one goal.
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within your relationship ...
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Statistics demonstrate that many marriages and primary relationships fail simply because of poor interpersonal communication skills. The emotional and financial pain of separation and divorce is often avoidable.
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When we don't understand the process of change stress increases.
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This course demonstrates why communication so often fails and gives you the skills to improve your communication.
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Carer's Need a Carer
Any injury that leaves a person fully dependant on their spouse is devastating in itself.
Unfortunately the primary carer, most often the spouse becomes a silent victim.
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Divorce may not be necessary
Poor communication is one of the main reasons given for divorce. Most people understand that good communication is vital to any healthy relationship.
But when communication breaks down, it creates misunderstandings, mistrust, anger, and, ultimately, broken relationships.
Talking and honesty
Talking and honesty are the most influential part of a relationship.
Communication influences the satisfaction, meaning, and happiness within a relationship.
Does keeping the peace work?
"It will blow over." "I don't want to argue with her." "It isn't worth the hassle and the silence for the next 2 weeks." "He will get mad if I talk about how I feel." "It isn't worth fighting about."
Silence = nothing will change
Staying silent means the behaviour will be repeated because the person does not realise that you are upset. How can they know if you don't tell them?
The straw that broke the camel's back
Because the offending behaviour continues, frustration and anxiety builds until it becomes too much. Eventually, the emotional dam breaks open and rational thinking is drowned in anger. This is know as, 'the straw that broke the camel's back.'
Is staying silent the answer?
In the long run, staying silent is a makes the situation worse. It is a strategy that will eventually destroy the relationship.
Staying silent delays the inevitable. Frustration grows and festers, increasing the tension until resentment and anger destroys the marriage. Staying silent merely delays the inevitable.
But there is a better way. Mindful Communication and Deep Listening show you why communication fails and what you can do about it. We also give you a way to speak about your feelings constructively.
Is there a better way?
Yes. Mindful Communication and Deep Listening shows you what happens in your brain that causes meaningful communication to fail and what you can do about it. We also give you a way to speak about your feelings in a constructive way, a way that leads to open constructive conversation.
Overview of Communication
Managing Change
The Departure Lounge
The Art of Deep Listening