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Have you ever walked away from an argument thinking, that felt like way more than just the dishes? That's because it probably was.

Join us for an eye-opening workshop exploring how trauma quietly shapes the way we connect, communicate, and conflict in our relationships. We'll dig into why our biggest fights are rarely about the surface issue — and how past wounds, attachment patterns, and nervous system responses like fight, flight, freeze, and fawn can drive our present-day reactions before we even realize it.

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Whether you're in a relationship, navigating one, or simply curious about your own patterns, this workshop offers practical tools for regulation, communication, and repair — all through a trauma-informed lens.
You'll leave with a deeper understanding of:

  • How triggers and attachment wounds show up in conflict
  • Why emotional safety matters more than "winning" an argument
  • Concrete strategies to regulate, reconnect, and repair

This workshop is open to couples, individuals, and anyone interested in understanding themselves and their relationships more deeply.

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Presented by Jalyse Stewart, AMFT #153712 Associate Marriage and Family Therapist, My Mental Climb Supervised by Christina Mathieson, LMFT #115093

Related topics

Couples and Marriage Counseling
Successful Relationships
Emotional Trauma and PTSD
Transforming Trauma
Mental and Emotional Wellnes

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