Losing your cool is embarrassing, but it happens to all of us. For some of us it’s no big deal but, if it becomes a habit and starts to affect the ones we love, we can begin to lose their respect and their trust pretty quickly. If we do nothing about it, there’s a good chance we will lose them altogether.
When it comes to relationships and conflict, we can only use the best tools that we’ve been given. No amount of willpower is going to change that. Until someone shows us new ways of managing our temper and communicating with others, we’re probably going to keep doing what we’ve always done.
If you’ve ever ever lost your temper at home, then said regrettable things to the people you love, then this free community seminar is just for you.
Seminar presenter Matt Boulton is the author of Changing Tools, and the Circuit Breaker program, and a former relationship and anger-management counsellor. Matt understands the pain and embarrassment a bad temper can cause; having endured his own painful marital separation 29 years ago.
In this seminar, Matt will share the practical tools and strategies he’s been using for over 22 years to help people control their temper, resolve conflict and find new levels of peace, trust and intimacy in their relationships.