Why Inner Conflict Is Your Most Important Issue – Plus Three Steps to Resolution [Blogs.PsychCentral.com]

Samantha Sangenito 1/24/1712:00 PM

Inner conflict is a vague term that doesn’t communicate the actual dynamic or real world symptoms suffered by a self-conflicted person.

Due to a general lack of practical information regarding inner conflict, many try to address the wide array of symptoms without understanding the inner conflict itself.

Symptom intervention often fails because the original inner conflict – the cause – remains unaltered.

This post will:

• Clearly define inner conflict
• Provide real-world examples of inner conflict
• Show the disastrous symptoms of inner conflict
• Give critical reasons to understand inner conflict
• Outline a three-step healing process for resolving it

[For more of this story, written by Mike Bundrant, go to http://blogs.psychcentral.com/...7/01/inner-conflict/]

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