Identifying Your Conflict Cycle Workshop

$97.00

Are you stuck in the same arguments over and over again? Do small issues escalate quickly—or worse, never get resolved? You’re not alone—and you’re not broken.

“Breaking the Cycle” is a transformative, research-based workshop designed for couples who want to break free from toxic conflict patterns and build real emotional safety in their relationship.

Led by certified marriage coach Kameran Alareqi, this interactive workshop unpacks the conflict cycle—also known as the Loop of Doom—and how your attachment style, emotional wounds, and unmet needs drive repeated breakdowns in communication.

Whether you’re anxious, avoidant, or somewhere in between, this workshop will help you finally understand:

  • Why your arguments always feel the same

  • How to disarm defensiveness and stop stonewalling

  • What emotional safety really means—and how to create it

  • How to repair effectively after conflict

  • What your partner actually needs (it’s not what you think!)

  • Simple scripts, tools, and exercises you can use right away


💬 Perfect for couples who are:

  • Tired of fighting about the same things

  • Struggling to feel heard or understood

  • Ready to break unhealthy communication patterns

  • Craving deeper connection, clarity, and emotional peace


🧠 Rooted in:

  • The Gottman Method

  • Attachment theory (including disorganized attachment)

  • Neuroscience and emotional regulation strategies

Description

What you’ll learn in this workshop:
  • How you and your partner interact when there is disconnection or conflict
  • New ways of relating to each other
  • What you can do to move forward together in a healthier manner
  • Anxious/Avoidant fight styles and how they play a part in your conflict patterns
  • What happens when you and your partner are having big emotions at the same time and how to navigate that
  • How to stay grounded as a team

 

This workshop is designed to help you work through your conflicts in a way that shows you exactly what a healthy conflict/resolution pattern should look like. It gives you sentence prompts to help you start and communicate in a healthy way as well as what you should be doing if you are the listener. What does validation sound like? What does active listening look like? How do you respond when your partner says something that you don’t understand, agree with or may feel like an attack.

 

You’ll learn all of this and more.