by Creative Conflict on Nov 25th, 2011 in PRC Business, Education News.

(PRC) Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Given the present rate of divorce for first couples, (about 50%), Creative Conflict Resolutions has focused on looking at some risk factors: how having a spouse doing passive aggression can destroy a marriage in a short time.

 It is known that this behavior undermines the relationship by isolating one of the spouses and blocking positive communication.  Usually they are the wives who spend a long time expecting changes that never materialize, because they don’t identify the challenge to their relationship in time to react.

To address this problem, Creative Conflict Resolutions, a Florida conflict resolution and coaching group has just  released a new series of Amazon Kindle books called “The Complete Guide to Passive Aggression.”

The first Book in this  New Series promises to help wives recognize the signals of passive aggression destroying their marriage’s healthy communication. Given that the signals are not so obvious, it takes some help for them to recognize the indicators and thus appreciate that they are dealing with passive aggression.

This kind of behavior makes trust and communication very difficult, because there is information restriction, silence and refusal to cooperate with the spouse in large and small home decisions.

“How To Spot a Passive Aggressive Partner” is filled with both small, easily identified behaviors (such as what a passive aggressive person will say in a certain situation) as well as harder to identify cases (such as whether the person is actually sabotaging a project).

This “field guide” for passive aggression gives wives definite answers to the question, “Is my husband passive aggressive?,” so they can now move on to change their situations and improve their lives.

The myriad behaviors and even quotes from wives themselves all come from Creative Conflict Resolutions’ own wide experience with their numerous clients and their relationships.

The Kindle book “How To Spot a Passive Aggressive Partner” can be found easily and put to work to improve marriages by searching on Amazon at “How To Spot a Passive Aggressive Partner.”

Neil Warner,
Creative Conflict Resolutions,
3415 Galt Ocean Drive,
Fort Lauderdale, FL, 33308
(954) 607 2183

http://creativeconflicts.com