Peace in Everyday Relationships

Creating peace around us is a lifelong journey. The evening news shows us images of just the opposite: terrorism war suicide bombings economic instability and institutional and corporate corruption. As the world becomes - or feels - more and more unstable we must seek harmony close to home. We need the best possible relationships with spouses families friends co-workers and bosses in these troubled times. Sheila Alson's PEACE IN EVERYDAY RELATIONSHIPS gives us the concepts and skills we need to resolve conflict with others and bring ourselves peace. The book is divided into four sections: 'changing the way we fight' 'Being present' 'Engaging the other person as a partner' and 'Creating peace'. Alison draws on knowledge and techniques from many different disciplines to give readers of all backgrounds the skills needed to resolve conflicts with others successfully and create win-win outcomes. The chapters include the following: ? Identifying the triggers ? Letting go of blame ? About what really happened ? Creating an opening by listening ? Interpersonal war and peace.
Whether the conflict is divorce incompatibility between housemates or spouses issues about or with the children family feuds generation gap misunderstanding or workplace squabbles PEACE IN EVERYDAY RELATIONSHIPS provide you workable solutions.