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Nik and Eva Speakman talk about how to cope with difficult relationships with family, especially over the festive period. They explain that when conflict arises in families it’s not because either person is right or wrong, it’s because they each have different expectations of the relationship and what it means to be a family, so learning to empathise and understand their point of view will always help release tension. Plus, how might looking at your own self-esteem help your relationships with others?
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Books by the Speakmans:
Conquering Anxiety: Stop worrying, beat stress and feel happy again
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Winning at Weight Loss: Achieve your slimming goals, enjoy food and feel great again
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