Description
Teenage conflicts often cool down without ever truly being resolved—only to surface again during the next disagreement. Most teens have never been taught the practical communication skills needed to work through conflict calmly and constructively.
Fix the Fight, Not the Friendship gives teens a clear process for understanding what caused the disagreement, identifying the feelings beneath it, and preparing for a productive conversation.
Created by a former high school counselor with 15 years of experience working with students and families, this printable resource can help with friendship problems, sibling disagreements, family conflict, and difficult conversations between teens and parents.
What’s included:
• A guided exercise separating what happened from what may be happening underneath
• The I-statement formula, with an example and space to create a personalized response
• An active-listening checklist
• A cool-down guide for situations where emotions are too high to communicate effectively
• A step-by-step conversation-planning worksheet
• A follow-up reflection activity
This worksheet is ideal for:
• Teenagers and high school students
• Parents and caregivers
• School counselors
• Teachers and advisory programs
• Youth groups and mentoring programs
• Social-emotional learning activities
Product details:
• Four-page printable PDF
• US Letter size
• Instant digital download
• Print at home, school, or counseling office
• No physical product will be shipped
Give teens a better way to handle disagreements—because resolving the conflict doesn’t have to mean losing the relationship.
Related guidance: Read how to help a teen manage anger before practicing conflict-resolution skills.
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