Jack Lopez
Jack Lopez
Lets talk; Arguing, What's it there for?
Lets talk; Arguing, What's it there for?
Lets talk; Arguing, What's it there for?
Friday 26th January 2024
Jack Lopez discusses why we argue in relationships, offering practical advice on healthy communication and emotional intimacy. Listen now.
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Jack Lopez
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Sobriety Toolkit
Family Recovery from Addiction
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Recovery from Trauma
Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!The Art of Arguing: Navigating Conflict in Relationships
Episode Overview
- Understanding the impact of arguments on mental health and addiction issues
- Exploring triggers for arguments within relationships and families
- Providing practical advice on maintaining healthy communication and emotional intimacy
- Addressing the importance of fighting fair and setting healthy boundaries in relationships
- Encouraging mutual progress and understanding in arguments rather than seeking victory
The aim of argument should not be victory, but progress. Don't be a right fighter. It's not about victory, but progress.
Why do we argue, and why do the same issues keep coming up? Jack Lopez dives into this puzzling aspect of relationships in his latest episode of 'Let's Talk Recovery and Family'. Drawing from his extensive experience in mental health and addiction treatment, Jack offers a fresh perspective on the triggers and consequences of arguments within families and partnerships.
He shares personal anecdotes and professional insights to shed light on how conflicts can impact mental health and even exacerbate addiction issues. Jack doesn't just identify the problems; he provides practical strategies for 'fighting fair'. You'll learn about setting healthy boundaries, maintaining emotional intimacy, and the importance of effective communication. The goal isn't to avoid arguments but to handle them in a way that fosters understanding and mutual progress rather than aiming for victory.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to navigate the choppy waters of relationship conflicts with empathy and wisdom.