Stop Arguing, Start Connecting: Turn Conflict Into Deeper Love and Understanding with Nicholas Hebert, LCSW

​Every couple argues — but conflict doesn’t have to leave you stuck, drained, or resentful. 

​Beneath every argument are clues about your vulnerabilities, triggers, and communication styles. When you know how to read those clues, conflict can actually lead to deeper understanding and connection.

​This free community event is your chance to pause, reflect, and shift the patterns that keep repeating in your relationship.

​With guidance from a licensed therapist and the support of others who know what it’s like, you’ll explore:

• ​The hidden meaning of common conflict patterns, and how they can teach you about yourself, your needs, and how to best bond with your partner.

• ​Your unique conflict, communication, and attachment styles — and how to use that awareness to turn disagreements into deeper connection.

• ​Everyday tools that help foster connection and compassion when things start to get heated. 

• ​How to transform frustration into strength to build resilience, empathy, and intimacy from the very arguments that once pulled you apart.

​You’ll leave with practical skills and fresh perspectives to turn conflict into one of your greatest relationship strengths — creating more love, trust, and ease in everyday life.

​This event is 90 minutes long, with cameras on. Participants are encouraged to introduce themselves (first names only), and share as they feel comfortable.

​About Your Therapist Facilitator, Nicholas

​​Nicholas Hebert is a social worker and therapist with over 10 years in practice. Nicholas is passionate about working with relationships, and supporting partners to create more love and compassion. 

​​Nicholas deeply believes that the right way is what will work for you, and is invested in helping folks explore that through his events and clinical practice.