Denise Yusuff Mediations

Don't let the perfection trap ruin relationships and cause conflict. In this episode, I open up about my experience with the need to be perfect and how I overcame it to have more fulfilling and authentic relationships- with less conflict in my life.

A big conflict generator is our inability to let go of perfection. Do you judge others harshly because of your unrealistic expectations of yourself? Does this cause conflict? We explore this in my online workshops and conflict resolution coaching sessions. #mediator #conflictresolution #socalmediator #disputeresolution #yourbestself #selfimprovement #2021goals #familymediation

Finding and addressing unmet needs is a cornerstone of conflict resolution and mediation. https://www.instagram.com/p/CLm52MIA3tX/?igshid=6ipgrib0ftx0

Thank you Jennifer Drake Bottom for guest starring on this podcast episode. To be your best self, you have to love yourself completely. Show yourself the same compassion and understanding you give others. How do we do that when we're taught to put others first or to be judgmental of our human flaws? Jenny Drake shares her tips to perfectly love our imperfect self.

Make a point to identify your partner's love language. Disagreements can arise when one partner doesn't feel the love.

This episode features the incredible Nury Gomez, MBA, founder of Accounting Breeze. Hear her best practices for family finances. Budgeting and finances can be difficult enough for just one person. When you are in a relationship or have a family, conflict and resentment over money and finances can build up if you are not on the same page. This podcast is for anyone seeking tips, advice, and best practices on how to discuss money and avoid conflict with your partner. Start building a stronger, healthier, and positive relationship built on open and honest communication over the tough topics.

Celebrate the birthdays, the promotions, the best reader awards, the you ate your veggies moments. Big or small, you don't want to regret missing the special moments. It can lead to pain and conflict later. If it does become a family conflict, a mediator can help you reset expectations and boundaries.

As someone who fully believes in the importance of a trauma informed practice for conflict resolution, I found this article to be a wonderful resource for families.