Insight into Managing Conflict.

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D121

Insight into Managing Conflict by Chris Ledger and Claire Musters explores the roots of conflict and healthy, constructive ways of dealing with it. The book helps readers view conflict not as a threat, but as an opportunity for growth, learning, and the improvement of relationships.
The authors take an analytical and practical approach, explaining that conflict is a natural part of human relationships and that avoiding it does not necessarily lead to peace. They examine the psychological, communicational, and structural roots of conflict, showing how misunderstandings, differences in values, and communication styles can lead to tension and disagreement.
The book then presents practical tools and approaches for managing conflict in healthy ways—from active listening and respectful dialogue to finding shared solutions and rebuilding trust. This work empowers readers to transform conflict, rather than escalate it, into a pathway for personal growth, stronger collaboration, and deeper relationships.

141 pages

Conflict does not have to become destructive. When we learn to deal with the factors that characterise most conflicts (unmet needs, heightened emotions and distorted thoughts), alongside seeking God’s grace, we can work towards resolutions that benefit all involved. Drawing on case studies, as well as personal and professional experiences, this book offers insight for those who want to help others, as well as those who face issues with conflict themselves. The Waverley Abbey Insight Series is based on one-day seminars held by CWR at Waverley Abbey House to give insight into some key issues with which many people struggle today.
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Weight 0.148000
Author Chris Ledger and Claire Musters
Publisher Elam Publications
Date of Publication 2020
Type of Cover Paperback
Width 13
Height 19.8
Depth 0.7
Code D121
ISBN 978-1-78349-123-0
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