PEACEMAKING AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION 2.0

Course overview

This 3-hour course is designed to help clinicians and counselors help their clients who are dealing with conflict in relationships. Peacemaking and Conflict Resolution 2.0 seeks to equip caregivers to understand the core issues of true apology, true forgiveness, and conflict mediation among their clients. PCR 101: The Five Languages of Apology: Regret, Responsibility, Restitution, Repentance and Requesting Gary Chapman, Ph.D. Runtime: 51 minutes 43 seconds Important in building positive, healthy relationships, is the ability to apologize and forgive another's faults. Apologizing is an important biblical concept, but many times, people are learning how to (or how not to) apologize from parental modeling. Dr. Chapman introduces 5 languages of apologize: expressing regret, accepting responsibility, making restitution, repentance, and requesting forgiveness. PCR 102: Forgiveness and Peacemaking: What it Is and Isn't Ev Worthington, Jr., Ph.D. Runtime: 47 minutes 11 seconds In this course, Dr. Worthington addresses the issue of forgiveness. Forgiveness is a scriptural mandate. Problems in forgiving arise because people do not understand what forgiveness is, how to differentiate it from reconciliation, how to forgive, and how to reconcile. This video will propose certain steps on how to forgive self, others, and achieve reconciliation. PCR 103: Communication Skills for Domestic Conflict and Conflict Transformation How To's Eric Scalise, Ph.D. Runtime: 50 minutes 35 seconds Conflict is inevitable. For the Mediator, it is essential to learn how to approach conflict well. In this session, Dr. Scalise discusses the core principles of conflict resolution and teaches Mediators how to most effectively handle conflict with clients and in their personal lives. Through addressing issues of assumptions, expectations, and defensiveness, he also teaches participants to navigate the difficulties that arise in conflict.