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🧨 When Conflict Becomes a National Crisis: Why Accountability Isn’t Just a Buzzword
By Eleanor Shelby-Ellis, EASE Conflict Resolution Services The United States government has been shut down since October 1st. Let me say that again for the folks in the back: Our entire government has been on pause and not because the work is done. But because grown adults in positions of power are out here refusing to talk it out and get it done. Sound familiar? Because whether you’re dealing with mess at home, at work, or in the streets—this type of conflict isn’t just “out
eleanor045
Oct 172 min read


Navigating Co-Parenting Chaos: When Your Co-Parent Goes Radio Silent
Co-parenting is already a journey, but trying to co-parent with someone who goes radio silent every other week? That’s next-level chaos. Understanding the Impact of Ghosting in Co-Parenting Whether it’s skipped pickups, unanswered texts, or a calendar that only seems to apply to you, being ghosted by a co-parent hits hard. It’s frustrating. It’s lonely. And let’s be honest, it’s simply not fair. Here’s what I need you to know: You didn’t create the inconsistency. You can’t
eleanor045
Aug 272 min read


They Don’t Want to Visit Anymore: When Parenting Time Gets Complicated (and What to Do About It)
Hey y’all, Let’s talk about something that doesn’t get said out loud enough. You’ve got a parenting time order in place. The court laid...
eleanor045
Jul 212 min read


What is Restorative Conflict Resolution and Why it Works?
Hey y’all, Let’s be honest. Most of us were never really taught how to handle conflict. We either grew up watching folks argue loud...
eleanor045
Jul 22 min read


Navigating Tough Conversations: Finding Calm Amid Disagreement
Hey y’all, Let’s have a real talk moment. Some arguments can escalate quickly. One minute, you’re calmly discussing an issue. The next, you’re in a heated exchange, feeling emotionally overwhelmed. It can leave you feeling frustrated and helpless. And listen, I get it. When disagreements arise, your body often goes into survival mode. You may feel the urge to fight, freeze, or flee. If you’ve ever shut down mid-argument, it wasn’t because you didn’t care. It was simply becaus
eleanor045
Jun 183 min read
The Importance of Caregiving: Supporting the Unsung Heroes
Hey y’all, Can we just take a minute or two to talk about caregiving? Some of us are out here doing the absolute most : cooking, cleaning, coordinating doctor’s appointments, breaking up arguments, holding space, and somehow still trying to drink water and be a real person. Nobody gave us a manual. We didn’t apply. No interview. Just boom: “Congratulations, you're now the emotional support human.” The Dual Nature of Caregiving Here’s the thing: caregiving can be both rewardin
eleanor045
May 263 min read
“Easing Into It: Why Conflict Isn’t Always a Bad Thing”
Hey y’all, welcome to The EASE Side! Let’s go ahead and rip the bandage off: conflict is not the enemy . 😮💨Yeah, I said it. If your first instinct is to hide, shut down, people-please, or call your group chat and vent in ALL CAPS… trust me, you’re not alone. We’ve been programmed to think conflict is scary, messy, or something only “dramatic” people deal with. But here’s the thing, conflict is a sign that something actually matters. It’s information. It’s feedback. It’s an
eleanor045
May 102 min read
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