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Managing conflict in relationships - Deborah's story
22 November 2018 | 3 minute watch
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22 November 2018 | 3 minute watch
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Deborah Fisher (00:07): My primary concern was to protect mychildren from any unnecessary conflict and suffering. The first thing I looked to do was tohire a very competent lawyer who would be strategicand logical and measured in her approach to howto guide me through the divorce proceedings. Once I was satisfied that that was in place, thenit really took a weight off my mind and Iwas really free to just concern myself with my ownwellbeing and my own resilience to the situation.The easier it was for me to actually bethere, to be present with my children to helpfind creative solutions for them moving forwards as well.Conflict during separation and divorce can be damaging for you and those you want to protect. What are the strategies for managing these issues, helping you regain control and achieving the best outcome? We talk to our client Deborah Fisher and her lawyer Claire Blakemore, who share their experience and learnings for parents.
Deborah Fisher is a senior IHEART teacher and trainer who delivers courses in Resilience Training for adults and children in organisations and schools around London. Email Deborah – debbie@iheartprinciples.com
Note: We have provided a transcript of the discussion in this video if you are unable to watch the video version. This transcript is generated using a combination of speech recognition software and human transcribers and may contain errors.
Deborah Fisher (00:07): My primary concern was to protect mychildren from any unnecessary conflict and suffering. The first thing I looked to do was tohire a very competent lawyer who would be strategicand logical and measured in her approach to howto guide me through the divorce proceedings. Once I was satisfied that that was in place, thenit really took a weight off my mind and Iwas really free to just concern myself with my ownwellbeing and my own resilience to the situation.The easier it was for me to actually bethere, to be present with my children to helpfind creative solutions for them moving forwards as well.