Professionals may spend upwards of 40 hours a week interacting with their coworkers. It’s inevitable that colleagues will not see eye-to-eye every day. Personalities may clash and operational styles ...

This post is part 2 of a series. Miscommunication is inevitable in human interactions. Biases, filters, assumptions, expectations, and nonverbal information cause distortions in interpersonal ...

It is a few minutes before 7 a.m. on a Thursday, and Lauren Abramson, executive director of the Community Conferencing Center, is already on her cellphone chatting with a staff member while meandering ...

We all know — or have heard of — that one teacher. You know, the one who insists on doing things their own way. Maybe it’s the veteran who’s been teaching longer than you’ve been alive and sees no ...

Serenity Jones doesn’t let her anger get the best of her anymore. A 12-year-old River Trail School student, Serenity learned anger management and self-control techniques in the Junior Violence ...

Relationships have always required effort, patience, and communication, but today’s couples are turning to technology for help. With the rise of AI couples therapy, partners are discovering new ways ...

When conflict arises at work—for example, a rude email or a tense exchange in a meeting—it’s tempting to react quickly. But immediate responses can escalate the situation. Instead, take a moment to ...

A Clark County nonprofit offers mediation training for Clark County students to help resolve nonviolent conflicts with their peers. Community Mediation Services started training students at a ...

I live in rural Maine where I co-founded an organization working with teachers around the globe to advance humane education, a field that prepares people to create a more just and peaceful future.

We all know a couple who, no matter the storms, stands firm like a tree with deep roots. Not because they don't argue, but because they know how to do it without tearing each other apart. What's the ...