Interview with Dr. Marina Rosenthal: Strategies for high conflict couples

A Little Help For Our Friends

Every couple fights sometimes, but what if conflict is the norm in your relationship? High conflict couples tend to fight, shut down, yell, and sometimes even get violent too often. In this episode, we talk to couples therapist and relationship mindset expert Dr. Marina Rosenthal about how high conflict couples can change the way they fight. We talk about the different types of high conflict couples and how to tell if you can save your troubled relationship or need to plan your exit strategy. Dr. Rosenthal also gives us a picture of what hope and healing can look like for a high conflict couple.
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Resources:

• Dr. Marina Rosenthal's website and Instagram
• What The F**k Did You Just Say To Me?!
• Take A Break Guide
• Free Calm Conflict Starter Kit

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1. Interview with Dr. Marina Rosenthal: Strategies for high conflict couples (00:00:00)

2. Relationship Expert on Conflict Resolution (00:00:14)

3. Understanding High Conflict Relationships (00:04:30)

4. Signs of Controlling Relationships (00:15:19)

5. Assessing Relationship Viability and Safety (00:28:31)

6. Navigating High Conflict Relationships (00:33:24)

7. Navigating Emotional Manipulation in Relationships (00:40:32)

8. Choosing the Right Relationship Shape (00:46:20)

9. Navigating High Conflict Relationships- (00:49:22)

10. Podcast Disclaimer and Thank You (00:54:28)