FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- Creative Conflict Resolutions specializes in providing direct solutions on managing passive aggression in the home. This Florida company does relationship coaching, through book publishing, blop publication and personal coaching services. They have now released a new system for passive aggressive men that will help them stop toxic behavior at its source.

Creative Conflict Resolutions’ new program, called “The 4 Steps Relief Plan for Passive Aggression” doesn’t just help men stop their passive aggressive behaviors, but to also understand and heal the painful memories that cause it. According to a recent survey done by the conflict resolution group, many men try to avoid conflict because they fear rejection by their spouse. This anxiety about addressing their own inner conflict is something that Creative Conflict Resolutions directly deals with in their system.

To address this lack of skills to communicate better, Creative Conflict Resolutions is introducing a revolutionary new book with this system (Step Two of the system) that addresses passive aggressive husbands directly. In the past, the group has offered books specifically for the wives of passive aggressive husbands. This time, they said, they want to “offer a solution that gets straight to the point.”

"We respect the fact that many husbands don’t want to risk conflict by looking at their situation, but the effects of this denial can’t be ignored," says Neil Warner, the creator of “The 4 Steps Relief Plan for Passive Aggression.” "We start by giving the husband simple, non-accusatory answers to his questions, such as ‘Why does my wife say I do this, when I’m only trying to do that?’ We don’t want to run him into the ground, we just want him to get a new perspective."

The new program includes a book explaining the roots of passive aggression, as well as a workbook with techniques for stopping this behavior. One coaching session with Creative Conflict’s "Conflict Coach," and another optional session are also included. The new and complete program: “The 4 Steps Relief Plan for Passive Aggression (http://passiveaggressivetest.com/parelief)” is now available for families to improve their lives at http://passiveaggressivetest.com/parelief/


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