New Guide Shows Men How to Overcome Their Own Passive Aggression

Aug. 26, 2011 - PRLog -- In a recent interview with Neil Warner, co-owner of Creative Conflict Resolutions, Warner explained both his hopes and reservations about the new system, which addresses men directly about where the behavior comes from, the damage it can do, and how it can be stopped.

“We’re overjoyed to announce that this system is finally ready,” says Warner. “It’s been nearly three years in the making now.” A month ago, he released the first step of the six-step system for free - the Passive Aggressive Test. According to Warner, they’ve had explosive success with it; hundreds of visitors are taking it, simply because it’s “one of the only objective resources out there for men to test themselves.” However, Warner says he’s also concerned about getting the wives’ support about this system.

“Sometimes, women on our Passive Aggressive Husband blog tell us that they don’t think it’s worth it to stay with a PA man. They are worn out, hopeless and depressed because of the impact of this husband’s behavior on their marriage.” Warner has been vocal on his blogs lately about how women should receive more encouragement to stay, so they can focus on changing the apparently hopeless situation using new approaches. Warner points out that passive aggression is largely misunderstood by the populace that encourages women to leave.

“The Passive Aggressive Test is free and open to anyone because we want men to feel that they have an objective resource to go to. It’s been very popular, but we know there are other families out there still suffering. All wives need to do at this point is to tell their husbands where to go for more direct help. The rest of it falls into place without the wives needing to do anything.”

Creative Conflict Resolutions is encouraging women married to passive aggressive men to look past the “dump him and move on” option. “Unless he is physically or mentally abusive, there is no reason to think that the marriage can’t revert back to normal after that passive aggression is gone,” says Warner.

During the interview, Warner shared some comments he made to his clients In a recent letter. He made a list of benefits women can gain from helping their husbands heal, including avoiding divorce, regaining a good father for their children, and avoiding the emotional damage of leaving an unresolved marriage behind.

The relationship experts at Creative Conflict Resolutions are glad to announce that the entire six-step system is now available through their website. Warner is still encouraging men to take the Passive Aggressive Test first (even if they’ve been diagnosed with passive aggression by someone else already).

Wives can help their husbands get started by sharing the location of the Passive Aggressive Test: http://passiveaggressivetest.com/passive-aggressive-test/.

For those who’ve taken the test and are ready to start healing, the entire “Six-Step System to Stop Passive Aggression” is ready at http://passiveaggressivetest.com/StopPANow/.

Warner’s co-owner, Conflict Coach Nora Femenia, is also offering to answer any client’s questions about whether the system is right for them. Femenia and Warner can both be contacted at http://passiveaggressivetest.com/contactus/.

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