Konflikte nutzen statt vermeiden

Wouldn't it be nice: a harmonious family life where there is never any conflict and everyone is always in agreement? "Nonsense!" says Kiran Deuretzbacher. In every healthy family, there are conflicts, and that's a good thing. Well-managed conflicts are the driving force for a strong bond and a loving togetherness. Why do I avoid conflict situations, and why is that not good for my child's development? How do we benefit from well-handled conflicts? And what can I say in specific situations? This guide provides knowledge and practical exercises to break old behavioral patterns, allowing families to navigate the emotional waves of everyday life more easily.