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How to De-escalate Arguments in Your Relationship—A Step-by-Step Guide

Arguments happen, but they don’t have to damage your connection. Learning how to recognize emotional triggers, pause before reacting, and communicate with understanding can turn conflicts into opportunities for growth. This step-by-step guide will help you navigate disagreements with empathy, active listening, and resolution-focused strategies—so you and your partner can build a healthier, stronger relationship.

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Honoring Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Domestic Violence is an epidemic that spreads violence throughout communities and family units across the nation. Any individual can be subject to an abusive relationship, regardless of nationality, race, gender, sexuality, socio-economic status, age, or religion. The violence that an individual experiences within a relationship typically coexists with controlling behaviors and emotionally abusive patterns which exposes a pattern of dominance and control.

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