Conflict and Personal Safety
Resolve Conflicts, Reclaim Your Boundaries
Many people avoid conflict, but unresolved issues often become more challenging over time. The good news is that addressing conflict can actually strengthen relationships and help you achieve what matters most to you. If you’re facing a difficult situation, we’re here to support you—whether you need help resolving it on your own or mediating it with another party. To help you get started, we’d love to offer you two complimentary coaching sessions. In these sessions, we’ll explore your specific situation, equip you with effective conflict resolution skills, and, if needed, provide mediation to help you and the other person find common ground. Let us help you turn challenges into opportunities for growth and understanding.
Sign Up For Our Free E-book
on Conflict Resolution Skills.
This self-directed, online workshop is easy to complete and will give you essential skills for resolving conflicts.
In This Workshop You Will Learn
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Steps to resolving a conflict
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How to manage your emotions
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De-escalating the conflict
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How to communicate effectively
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Active Listening skills
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How to find common ground
Common Conflicts
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Conflicts in the workplace
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Conflicts with your spouse or significant other
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Conflicts with friends and family
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Conflicts out in public, traffic, or grocery store
These are only a few conflicts that we face every day. Conflicts are a part of life, and learning to deal with them is crucial. Set up a free one-hour consultation session with no obligation to see if we can help.
Assertive Communication Training
Is someone being over-aggressive with you and pushing your boundaries? Do you feel like you never get your point across and are being taken advantage of? If you often feel like you're being run over by other people, learning to be assertive can help you gain the skills you need to communicate with them effectively. Being assertive means expressing your needs and opinions in a clear and confident manner without being aggressive or passive. With our training program, you can learn how the following:
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How to deal with various communications types
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How to deal with an aggressive person
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How to control your own emotions and get what you want
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How to use "I" messages to tell others how you feel
Personal Safety Training
Conflicts can quickly spiral out of control, turning a tense situation into a dangerous encounter. Imagine someone decides to attack you—whether they're under the influence of drugs or alcohol or simply acting out of blind rage. It could happen anywhere: in a grocery store, on the street, in a parking lot, or even during a bout of road rage. Someone might be furious with you, tailing you until you stop, and then aggressively confronting you. In moments like these, being prepared isn't just important—it's essential.
At Pathfinder, we equip you with the self-defense skills you need, both in person and online, to stay safe in unpredictable situations. If you think you could benefit from these life-saving skills, reach out for a free session to see how we can help you.
This E-book is jam-packed with information and strategies about how to solve a conflict. In this E-book, you will learn the following things and more!
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How to stay safe during a conflict
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How to pick the right time
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How to pick the right place
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De-escalating the conflict
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Listening skills
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Types of people you may encounter in a conflict such as aggressive, passive, passive-aggressive, and assertive.
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How to be assertive with another person
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How to manage your emotions and the emotions of others during a conflict.
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Principles of effective communication
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