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Welcome to Aging Today! Empower yourself with knowledge about the aging process and become your own hero! Discover actionable insights and practical advice from expert guests that can make a real difference in this vital stage of life. Let’s embark on this aging journey together! Tune in to the Aging Today Podcast—formerly the local radio show Aging in Portland, hosted by Mark Turnbull. Sponsored by ComForCare Home Care of West Linn & Portland-South and Royal Hospice Care Oregon
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June 24, 2021

6/24/21- (S5)/E23: Dr. Meagan Lawler, Clinical Psychologist | GET CURIOUS, NOT FURIOUS

6/24/21- (S5)/E23: Dr. Meagan Lawler, Clinical Psychologist | GET CURIOUS, NOT FURIOUS
6/24/21- (S5)/E23: Dr. Meagan Lawler, Clinical Psychologist | GET CURIOUS, NOT FURIOUS
Aging Today Podcast
6/24/21- (S5)/E23: Dr. Meagan Lawler, Clinical Psychologist | GET CURIOUS, NOT FURIOUS

This week on the Aging Today podcast, I interviewed Dr. Meagan Lawler (Clinical Psychologist). Dr. Lawler explains how to manage conflict to transform contentious relationships into positive ones.

This week on the Aging Today podcast, I interviewed Dr. Meagan Lawler (Clinical Psychologist). Dr. Lawler explains how to manage conflict to transform contentious relationships into positive ones.


It could be said that when two people are in the room, there are three opinions. Have you ever felt that way? Dr. Lawler is a retired clinical psychologist and former Executive Director of the Oregon Mediation Association. She joins us to explore the conflict between people, which she reminds us is inevitable. However, she shows us that when managed properly, conflict can positively transform lives and relationships. The key is to understand the source of the conflict and then identify a path toward reconciliation. Don’t miss this newest episode of the Aging Today podcast!

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