Dr Raquel Peel: Conflict with Friends
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Friendships can be some of the most important relationships in our lives — sometimes even more lasting and meaningful than romantic ones. But just like any relationship, friendships can face conflict, and knowing how to handle those tricky moments can make all the difference.
So, how do you navigate a fallout with a friend? When should you fight for the friendship, and when is it time to walk away?
Guest: Dr Raquel Peel, a Research Supervisor at the University of Technology Sydney and Senior Lecturer at the University of Notre Dame Australia
Presenter: Warren Andrew
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