I purchased your book yesterday and I feel that I have my life back – Your organization and presentation was perfect. I felt that you wrote this book for me and my husband.
from South Carolina
I really appreciate this book because it offers concise definitions, signs to look for and specific options for dealing with conflict using real-life stories, analogies and even humor!
from Texas
Dr. Alan Godwin discusses conflict with humor, interesting stories, real life examples, and everyday language. Staying away from ‘doctor-speak,’ he writes in a digestible, readable, and engaging way.”
From California
June 14, 2019
/2 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Alan GodwinDear Drama Observers, A theme upon which I plan to expound in my upcoming book has to do with the collective participation in dramas. We’ve all gotten sucked into the dramas of individual Drama People, but there’s also such a thing as group participation. Recently deceased theologian, Eugene Peterson, once observed: Classically, there are three […]
June 7, 2019
/4 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Alan GodwinDear Drama Observers, Every now and then, a theme emerges to the stories being told in my office. This past week, the leitmotif of my client drama tales would be revealed in the following sequence: Act 1: Drama Person says or does something offensive. Act 2: Drama Victim expresses displeasure. Act 3: Drama Person utters […]
May 31, 2019
/4 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Alan GodwinDear Drama Observers, Drama People are called many things. Most of these terms aren’t nice and some you’d be careful not to say in the presence of children. Although it’s not a cover-your-child’s-ears term, one such descriptor is “shifty.” Let me explain… As I often say, Drama People lack what’s needed to make relationships function […]