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You're listening to Insights at the Edge. Today my guest is Dr. Stan Tatkin. Stan is a psychotherapist, researcher, and author who integrates neuroscience and attachment theory into his research into couples therapy.

He has a clinical practice in Calabassas, California and is the developer of a psycho-biological approach to couples therapy,

also known as PACT. With sounds true, Stan has published The audio learning series,

Your Brain on Love, the Neurobiology of Healthy Relationships.

For this part two of my conversation with Stan Tackkin.

Stan and I spoke about two nervous systems

getting along in relationship

and the role of nervous system regulation in love. We also talked about fighting well and how a

couple can wave a flag of friendliness during a fight and the core attitudes and skills required to get out of any

argument in five minutes or less. Yes you heard me right how to get out of any

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