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Texas Conflict Coach  

Welcome to Tuesdays with Texas Conflict Coach™. I am your host Pattie Porter, conflict resolution expert, mediator, conflict coach, facilitator and speaker. I began my journey over 15 years ago working with people in distress over unresolved conflict. My passion has been to support people move through conflict fearlessly, constructively and collaboratively. Join me and our special guests live every Tuesday for a 20 minute show.

Show Notes

Our show aims to “Coach you through conflict constructively” to


•   Become more self-aware
•   Build your conflict competency skills
•   Learn to negotiate more effectively
•   Manage and cool your hot buttons effectively
•   Learn resources and tools for effective conflict resolution

You will hear about all kinds of situations and strategies to deal with those stressful conflict tensions that show up in our everyday lives whether it be at work, in our relationships with family or neighbors, in our communities and church, in y.our b.usiness partnerships, or just simply the conflict we deal with in ourselves.

To learn more or to hire The Texas Conflict Coach, visit www.texasconflictcoach.com

  • Upcoming Episodes

    Date / Time:

    Category: Self Help

    Call-in Number: (347) 324-3591


    Some families dream of building a business and working together in it. Unfortunately, working with your spouse can lead to conflict in both your business and your marriage. Alicia Aneras, Business Coach and founder of Sanera People Development Co., will discuss three key tips to help preserve peace at work and home.


    Learn more at Sanera, her c.ompany w.ebsite.

    Upcoming Episodes

    - TO BE: Living a Life of Choice

    - Tuesdays with Texas Conflict Coach

    - Tuesdays with Texas Conflict Coach

  • Featured Episode

    STOP "Shoulding" on People

    Texas Conflict Coach

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    Category: Self Help


    In honor of Better B.usiness C.ommunication Day, the show focuses on the need to STOP! "Shoulding" on yourself and others. When people don't meet our expectations, they have failed us. It is their fault and we begin the blame game...let the shoulding begin. Learn how to change the negative language so that others can hear.
  • On Demand Episodes

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    Developing Agility in the Face of Conflict

    This show explores conflict as an "unfinished conversation." Conflict can be defined as a complex situation of unmet needs and unexpressed emotions leading to predictable results. Andrea Barrett, Executive Coach, addresses the need for spontaneity when dealing with conflict. She also highlights the book Difficult Conversations by speaking about the 3 conversations that take place during conflict.


    Read her b.log, Coaching For Leadership and visit her w.ebsite, A.Barrett Consulting.

    Category: Self Help
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    The Case for Conflict Coaching: When Is It Worth It?

    When is conflict coaching worth it? Dr. Tammy Lenski, professional mediator, conflict coach, author and professor answers that question. Tammy outlines the circumstances in which conflict typically has the greatest toll in business, on careers, and in personal relationships, then discusses how and when conflict coaching offers the greatest return on investment of time and money in those circumstances. She also offers a few tips for becoming more conflict competent and suggests a way to put them into action. To access Tammy's Conflict Zen blog, white paper on conflict coaching and other references in the show, visit http://lenski.com/blogtalkradio Check out the Assignment of the Week on The Texas Conflict Coach fan page at http://budurl.com/jqpm

    Category: Self Help
  • Original Air Date:

    STOP "Shoulding" on People

    In honor of Better B.usiness C.ommunication Day, the show focuses on the need to STOP! "Shoulding" on yourself and others. When people don't meet our expectations, they have failed us. It is their fault and we begin the blame game...let the shoulding begin. Learn how to change the negative language so that others can hear.

    Category: Self Help
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    Becoming Conflict Competent: Your Plan for 2010

    In today’s show, we are going to help you develop a plan for “Becoming Conflict Competent” in the new year. So, if you want to stop running away from those tenseful situations or maybe even curb your sharp or sarcastic tone when you are defending yourself, then listen in for a simple plan to help you change how you will deal with these conflict situations in the coming year. I am asking you to make 4 commitments on your journey to becoming conflict competent.

    Category: Self Help
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    FREE Mediation Program for Hurricane Ike TX Homeowners

    Are you a Texas Homeowner impacted by Hurricane Ike with an unresolved insurance claim? Then, this FREE mediation program might be for you. Join Linda Smith, Executive Director, Truce Dispute Resolution firm discuss the new pilot program and how it can HELP YOU come to closure with your unresolved insurance claim. Move forward in your life without this conflict hanging over your head. Find out more at http://www.trucemedia.com

    Category: Current Events
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    Family Holiday Conflict - Getting Ready for the Holidays - Part I

    SPECIAL NOTE: Part 2 - Family Holiday Conflict - Preparing for the holidays was recorded. Due to technical difficulties, it is located at http://ow.ly/DyyL or click on the link in the right-hand column of the title with the same name. o Have you ever felt you have to perform like Martha Stewart and be the perfect hostess? o Or, maybe you wanted to start a new tradition but it is met with resistance because “we’ve always done it this way!” o Do you get tired of the constant battle of who to visit, so instead you rush around to 3 or 4 family households in a day? Exhausting! o We all certainly have those relatives we see during the holidays that make us want to cringe. They’ll never change! Our conversation will focus on what to do to prepare for those family gatherings so that you don't lose your cool. Donna Tuites is a licensed professional counselor of mental health (LPCMH) in the State of Delaware. She is also a certified employee assistance professional (CEAP). She has been in private practice with a group of other licensed professionals since 2006. Prior to that she worked as an employee assistance counselor and administrator in the Office of Women's Affairs, both at the University of Delaware, for 23 years. Her areas of specialization include women's issues, blending families and step-parenting, parenting skills, assertiveness, communication skills, and managing anxiety in everyday life.

    Category: Self Help
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    The 3 C's of Listening

    Listening is a skill. It is an art. It is a discipline. It is hard. It takes attention and practice. It takes awareness. It is particularly hard when you don't want to hear the person who is talking to you. It is particularly hard in disagreements, arguments and conflicts. How do we listen without being caught by the judgments, opinions, desires, justifications and stories rumbling around in our heads? In this session we will be talking with Susan Shearouse, Frameworks for Aggreement. We will explore the 3 C's of listening: how to prepare yourself and enter a difficult conversation able to hear what is being said, to be able to listen more effectively. Susan can be found at: www.frameworksforagreement.com

    Category: Self Help

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