​Why Do We Keep Having the Same Fight?

​The hidden loop behind couple conflict and how to break it

​LIVE ONLINE WEBINAR · 45 MINUTES

​You love each other, but somehow you keep having the same fight. One of you gets louder, the other shuts down, and you both end up feeling misunderstood and alone.

​What if the problem isn't what you're fighting about, but the pattern you're both caught in?

​Join Liz Waisberg, MSW, RSW, Director of the Couples & Relationship Program at Beaches Therapy Group, for a practical webinar exploring why couples get stuck in recurring conflict — and how to break the cycle.

​Drawing on the Gottman Method and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), you'll learn how to recognize your conflict patterns, manage emotional overwhelm, start difficult conversations differently, and repair after a fight.

​You'll walk away with:

• ​A better understanding of your recurring conflict patterns

• ​Tools to de-escalate arguments before they spiral

• ​Simple ways to express hurt and needs without blame

• ​A four-step guide to reconnecting after a fight

• ​A take-home toolkit with worksheets, scripts, and repair strategies

​Who it's for: Couples who care about each other but feel stuck in recurring arguments. Come together or on your own, the tools work either way.

​About Liz: With more than 20 years of clinical experience, Liz is a couples therapist trained in the Gottman Method, EFT, and Relational Life Therapy. She brings a trauma-informed, practical approach to helping couples communicate, navigate conflict, and reconnect.

​Note: This webinar is designed for everyday relationship distress and is not suitable for relationships involving fear, intimidation, or violence.

​Understand the pattern. Change the conversation. Find your way back to each other.