Managing Family Conflicts Wisely

Course Description

This course aims to empower individuals with the knowledge and skills to understand the root causes of family conflicts and manage them wisely and effectively. It focuses on enhancing positive communication and maintaining emotional bonds. Participants will develop essential skills such as effective communication, emotional intelligence, negotiation, and creative problem-solving through practical and applicable tools for daily life.

Course Objectives

1. Understand and analyze the causes of family conflicts (psychological, social, economic).
2. Develop effective communication skills to prevent escalation and misunderstandings.
3. Enhance emotional intelligence to manage negative emotions (anger, frustration).
4. Learn conflict resolution strategies through cooperative methods (e.g., negotiation, mediation).
5. Build a family environment based on mutual respect and empathy.
6. Apply practical models for relationship recovery after conflicts.

Course Topics

1. Introduction to Family Conflicts

• Types of conflicts (financial, parenting, emotional).
• The negative impact of unmanaged conflicts on the family.

2. Smart Communication Skills

• The art of active listening and nonviolent communication techniques.
• Avoiding hurtful words and using cooperative language.

3. Emotional Intelligence and Emotion Management

• Understanding one's own emotions and those of others (empathy).
• Transforming anger into constructive dialogue.

4. Conflict Resolution Strategies

• The "win-win" negotiation model.
• Family mediation techniques and creative problem-solving approaches.

5. Recovery and Reconciliation

• Steps to repairing relationships after conflicts.
• Building a culture of apology and forgiveness within the family.

6. Practical Exercises

• Role-playing to simulate real-life scenarios.
• Case study analysis and collaborative solution development.

Target Audience

• Couples looking to improve their daily interactions.
• Parents, especially those facing challenges in raising children.
• Young adults preparing for marriage or wanting to understand family dynamics.
• Social workers and professionals in family counseling.
• Anyone seeking to enhance family harmony and prevent breakdowns.