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The Resource Center's virtual library collects material from a wide array of organizations available in a variety of formats to build a knowledge base around healthy marriage and relationship education, integration into safety-net service systems, and related topics for couples, educators, policy makers, public service agencies, and other safety-net stakeholders.

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10 Rules for Constructive Conflict.

Determining how we handle conflict is a good way to assess how well we are functioning in our relationships. This brief quiz can help people realize what they are doing that is constructive and what skills they might want to develop to help manage conflict more effectively.
Marriage Your First Year : Decisions, Communication, Conflict.

This tip sheet outlines ways newly-married couples can maintain healthy relationships by sharing the responsibility for decision making, open communication, and effective conflict resolution.
Resolving Conflict.

Conflict arises over expectations, misunderstandings, and goals and how to reach them. A conflict-free relationship is not necessarily a healthy relationship, but the failure to handle conflicts constructively is a way to destroy relationships. This fact sheet describes understanding another...
Marriage Enrichment: Conflict Resolution.

This fact sheet concentrates on conflict resolution and describes many situations that may cause conflict between couples. It stresses that the important thing in relationships is to be able to resolve these conflicts positively by focusing on ideas, issues, values, and principles thus...
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