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Roger K. Allen

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Roger K. Allen, Ph.D., is an expert in personal development and family relationships as well as organizational leadership and teams. Using his engaging style, Roger has delivered thousands of workshops, retreats, and seminars around the country which have been acclaimed as among the most powerful learning experiences available anywhere.
In 1980, Roger founded and served as president of the Human Development Institute, providing thousands of hours of individual, marriage, and family therapy to a diverse client population and supervising the work of other members of the professional staff. During this time he created and taught, along with other HDI staff, experiential programs in personal development and family relations in a number of cities
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Why Couples Argue About the Wrong Thing

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Recurring arguments in relationships

Most couples don’t argue about what they think they’re arguing about. On the surface, the conflict might be about money, parenting, sex, chores, or time. But beneath the content of the argument is usually something more personal—and more vulnerable.

When couples miss this deeper layer, conflict becomes repetitive, exhausting, and confusing.

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