
It’s Not Just a Communication Problem
Why do the same arguments keep coming back? Many relationship difficulties sit deeper than communication, in emotional triggers, private assumptions and unmet needs. This session covers the patterns underneath them.
- Pricing
- Price on quotation
- Group size
- Any team size
- Duration
- 60–90 minutes
- Format
- In-person or virtual

What it covers
The patterns underneath the argument
Many relationship difficulties go deeper than communication. The session looks at the hidden patterns that shape how we read other people, react to conflict and connect with them. Those patterns show up at home, at work and in everyday life.
- What actually sets off the same argument
- The pattern behind conflicts that keep repeating
- What each side is really asking for

What participants gain
Ways to break the cycle
Your team learns to respond deliberately in a conflict, instead of reacting. The same techniques help build healthier relationships at work and at home.
- Respond in a disagreement instead of reacting
- Working relationships that recover after conflict
Everything you need to know
Will this help reduce conflict on my team?
That is what it is for. Participants learn the triggers and assumptions behind repeat conflict, and how to respond deliberately instead of reacting.
Who gives the talk?
Fion Yu (Master of Counselling, Monash; Gottman Method trained) or Adeline Goh (M.Psy, Swansea; SPS Associate Member). Both work hands-on casework alongside corporate talks.
What languages are sessions available in?
We give talks in English and Mandarin. We schedule around your team's roster, with shift-friendly timings on request.
What does it cost?
Each talk is priced on quotation. The cost depends on format, team size and location, and we confirm it on a short discovery call.
Book a discussion with the Ambrave team
Our founders hold memberships with SAC, APACS and the Singapore Psychological Society. They've spent years on hands-on casework. They'll listen to your situation and point you to the right programme.





















