Why do some conversations in an intercultural relationship end in the same conflict?
A free webinar for people who want to better understand their partner and build more conscious communication.
Being in an intercultural relationship can be a very enriching experience, but it also involves encountering different ways of understanding communication, expectations, family, time, money, or the way of expressing affection.
In this webinar we will explore why some conflicts recur, what lies behind these misunderstandings, and how to begin building mutual understanding that allows for stronger agreements in the relationship.
In this webinar we will explore:
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Cultural context
How cultural context influences the way we interpret and react to our partner's behavior.
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Everyday conflicts
How small, everyday differences can turn into major conflicts when we don't understand their meaning.
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Microculture: the culture we experience within our family.
How what we learned in our family environment influences the way we experience relationships
Who is this webinar for?
This meeting is for you if:
You are in an intercultural relationship (for example, between Latin America and Europe).
You feel like some conversations always end up in the same place.
You want to better understand your partner without ceasing to be yourself.
Are you looking for practical tools to improve communication in your daily life?
What will you take with you?
At the end of the meeting you will understand a different way of looking at some of the most common conflicts in intercultural relationships and you will have a basis to start observing your conversations from another perspective.
About me
I'm Amorina, a psychologist specializing in couples therapy, sex therapy, and intercultural relationships.
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I help couples better understand their differences, strengthen their communication, and build agreements that support a healthier and more fulfilling relationship.
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My approach combines psychological insight with practical tools that can be applied in everyday life.