Books on Conflict Management

This new booklet is for practitioners looking for a conflict management model that works in conjunction with type. Included are comprehensive conflict profiles that summarize how each type contributes positively to conflict situations, what generates conflict for them, what they need from others, how others perceive them, how they look under stress, what their blind spots are, and more.

A comprehensive leader's guide for delivering MBTI® conflict management workshops to groups, teams, or organizations. The three modules contain everything a trainer needs including handouts, activities, sample workshop agendas, a PowerPoint presentation, and a module for the basics of psychological type.

Communication - it's the essential yet challenging life skill that we can always improve upon. In Relationships That Work, David Wolf presents a universal approach to solid and satisfying relationships, the kind we strive for with our colleagues, family, friends, and partners.

An MBTI book with a dynamic explanation of psychological type and communication researched and crafted by leading type expert, Carloyn Zeisset.

Follow this road map to discover how to turn potential conflicts and misunderstandings into positive and creative conversations for transforming business and personal relationships into dynamic, exciting, and productive interactions.

Does it seem as if there is always conflict in your work life, your home life, and your relationships? That's normal—even unavoidable—according to conflict resolution expert Sondra VanSant, who reveals the inborn roots of conflict.

A book that offers the keys to understanding relationships at work and a new perspective on how to solve the disruptive frictions that arise in the workplace.

Discovering how to use work style and strengths in the workplace can improve communication and teamwork and reduce stress.