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Relatively Speaking: Conflict Resolution

Today, Amanda Box, an expert in conflict resolution, joins Dr. Buttross. We’re talking about how to have difficult conversations and end them successfully. Have you ever wanted to talk about something with your significant other but were afraid because it might end in an argument? What about that difficult work conversation with your boss or co-worker? Do you just not know how to start?

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