How to Stop Your Passive Aggression and Save Your Marriage in 2013?

Jan. 2, 2013 - PRLog -- According to a recent survey done by the conflict resolution group, "Creative Conflict Resolutions, Inc." many men try to avoid conflict because they fear being rejected by their spouse. As some of them lack skills at expressing themselves in the right way and try to get a shortcut doing passive resistance and aggression instead of stating their positions with respect and care, trouble appears.

Of course, this "solution" forms the core of the quandary many men see themselves in... This conflict between recognizing their hidden anger and expressing it in the right way is addressed by the creation of a new behavioral remediation system.

This effective new system includes two new books that focus on the passive aggressive husbands' responsibility in a very direct way. Also included in the system are coaching sessions with Creative Conflict’s "Conflict Coach" to address particular concerns men can have about their past. The team is offering “a solution that gets straight to the point.”

Creative Conflict Resolutions specializes in relationship coaching, as well as writing effective and engaging blogs, articles and books to help people repair and grow in their relationships. A main focus of the team is providing direct solutions for managing passive aggression in the home. In the past, the group has offered books specifically to solve the challenges for the wives of passive aggressive husbands. This time, the system is introduced to help the husbands move forward on their own.

"We respect the fact that many husbands don’t want to risk conflict by looking at their situation, but the effects can’t be ignored," says Neil Warner, the creator of the "Six Step System to Stop Your Passive Aggression and Save Your Marriage." "We start by giving the husband simple, non-accusatory answers to his questions, such as ‘Why does my wife say I do this, when I’m only trying to do that?’ We don’t want to run him into the ground, we just want him to get a new perspective."

The system is now available at Passive Aggressive System, http://passiveaggressivetest.com/StopPANow/,
so you can begin changing your behavior now!

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Creative Conflict Resolutions' purpose now is to find the tools which would transform any relationship from a damaged, unhappy state, into one of reciprocal cooperation, acceptance, recognition and love. Learn to heal your relationships for a better life!