“a serious disagreement or argument, typically a protracted one”
This accessible video introduces you to concept of conflict, from both a therapeutic and every day perspective. Led by professional and accredited therapists who have an interest in raising awareness and understanding of emotional wellbeing.
This is not a lesson or a tutorial but it is something slightly different. It is more of a conversation and reflections by therapists around emotions and the importance to recognise and work with your emotions to help with your personal wellbeing.
You can listen to it all at once, or each step at a time, you can come back to it time and again, when it suits you. You can watch it with friends, as part of a class tutorial or just for your own personal interest and curiosity.
You will find out about:
- your ability to identify internal and external conflict
- be able to name for ourselves how that may be experienced
- understanding the necessity for conflict, we will have a better way of managing it
Part | Timing | Topic |
CONFLICT | ||
1 | 0:00-5:26 | Introduction: What is Conflict? Internal/External |
2 | 5:27-5:56 | 4 Human Conflicts |
3 | 5:57-8:46 | 1 Active/Passive Internal conflict: personal reflection |
4 | 8:47-12:08 | 2 Independence vs Dependence: personal reflection |
5 | 12:09-16:24 | 3 Adequate vs Loss of Self-Esteem- to Imposter Syndrome |
6 | 16:25-19:37 | 4 Unresolved/delayed grief vs grief: A story to tell |
7 | 19:38-27:08 | Cameleon, Gladiator, Tight-rope walker. Examples |
8 | 27:09-28:52 | Toolkit The Trickle Down Effect: Notice |
9 | 28:53-29:42 | Take Aways |
10 | 29:43-end | Conclusions |