Conflict resolution: what to do when you’re triggered
Conflict resolution: what to do when you’re triggered. Emotional triggers can derail or block a conversation but when you recognise them, they can transform it. Here’s how to notice and work with your triggers
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MESH's Response to COVID-19
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Anger Management
When was the last time you really lost your cool?
Perhaps someone pulled out in front of you while you were driving. Perhaps you have a noisy neighbour who played one Celine Dion track too many. Maybe the referee made a really stupid decision just before the final whistle.
In Praise of Conflict
There is a widespread belief that ‘co-operation is better than conflict’, but neither co-operation nor conflict is inherently ‘better’. Powerful elites are effective co-operators in the service of their own interests, often at others’ expense. Scapegoating and bullying at work and in communities often depend on the co-operation of bystanders who fail to challenge wrongful behaviour.
How to Approach Conflict with Your Housemates
We’ve put together a cheat sheet to help you navigate your interactions with others so that you can hopefully live together amicably and have more time to concentrate on your studies.
Self-Help Guide for Neighbours
SYCF Awards MESH £9960 for New Mental Health Pilot Programme
MESH Community Cohesion Services has been awarded £9960 by South Yorkshire's Community Foundation as part of the Local Communities Programme, administered on behalf of Comic Relief.
Tips for Positive Communication: for Parents and Young People
Check out MESH’s top tips for approaching someone and having difficult conversations.