A Conflict Resolution Workshop 

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!
Being offered on a Donation basis.

UPTOWN - Saturday, August 23rd        6:30PM to 11:00PM 
Venue:  92nd Street Y - 1395 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY  10128
Refreshments will be served

DOWNTOWN - Sunday, August 24th        9:30AM to 1:00PM
Venue:  83 Spring Street, New York, NY  10012
Refreshments will be served

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Suggested donation for one or two people is $50 to $75 or donate whatever you want or think it is worth.
         Donation forms will be available at the end of the Workshop.
Checks, Cash , or Credit Cards gratefully accepted.  
Each workshop is limited to 50 people.

Conflict happens.  Conflict is an inevitable part of every relationship in your life – at work, at home, with your friends, in your church or temple.  Mostly we try to avoid it or deny it.  In the end, though, it has its way with us – and it usually isn’t pretty.  How can conflict in a relationship actually be constructive?

Join us for this interactive workshop about:

  • Having respectful conflict that actually brings people together

  • Applying Emotional Intelligence to a model of conflict resolution

  • Transforming adversarial conflict into constructive conflict.

  • Learning a process to effectively progress through emotional conflicts in any relationship

  • Elevating the quality of all the relationships in your life

Dr. John Hoover has been a psychologist in private practice in Knoxville, Tennessee since 1978.  In his psychotherapy practice, Dr. Hoover counsels individuals and couples.  He is also a senior consultant with Impact Associates.  Dr. Hoover's unique approach features the role that constructive conflict plays in the formation of interpersonal relationships.  “The Uniting Power of Conflict “is presented in a seminar-workshop format in easily understood concepts and useful skills.  “The Uniting Power of Conflict” is one component of The Emotionally Intelligent Manager, a three-day training program developed by Dr. Hoover and Dr. Virgil Metts, of Impact Associates, Inc., Maryville, TN.

Emotional Intelligence involves the balance of emotions and thoughts.  When people engage in conflict they usually become unbalanced, particularly in the emotional realm.  When our emotions become elevated, our thinking can become quite exaggerated and distorted -without our even knowing it.  Then our reactive patterns of fight or flight get triggered.  The result can be unhealthy blaming, hurtful accusations, resentments, and outbursts of anger.

Upon completion of this workshop, you should have a better understanding of how conflict in a relationship can be constructive.  You will also have learned and experienced a communication process or tool that can bring you closer together with the person you have been in conflict with.

Pre-registration is not required, but is highly recommended as each workshop is limited to 50 people.

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