The Couples Enhancement Workshop: A Brief Approach for Group Work With Couples

Beckenbach, John; Patrick, Shawn; Carlino, Gina; Carlino, Stephanie; Gross, Katie; Einig, Katy; Pyle, Emily

doi:10.1080/01933922.2014.883003

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“…In a different contextmarriagesrelational conflict, if handled poorly, can lead to adverse outcomes. The distress can emerge from a particular topic about which the individuals disagree, from the conflict history between the individuals, or from family of origin and transference to the focal relationship (Beckenbach et al, 2010(Beckenbach et al, , 2014. This gave rise to our first research question, as outlined above.…”

Section: Occasions For Gracementioning

confidence: 99%

Occasions, motivations and expressions of grace at work

O'Connell,

Adams

2024

JOCM

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PurposeThis study builds upon previous research on grace in the workplace, using scholarship from the fields of psychology, business ethics, philosophy and religion with the purpose of clarifying how people experience grace in their work, when it happens, why it happens and what are the affective outcomes.Design/methodology/approachData were collected from employed adults in the USA. Research questions were explored using qualitative and quantitative methods.FindingsWorking from a conceptual framework linking the occasions of grace, the reasons for grace-giving and the resulting sentiments, the design and findings of a mixed methods study are presented. The results clarify how individuals from various work environments, demographic groups and spiritualties enact and react to grace-giving at work.Originality/valueThis paper contributes to organizational change and workplace spirituality literatures by unpacking what precipitates workplace grace episodes, what is the nature of the interpersonal exchanges and individuals’ affective responses. This approach allows us to better understand what happens in the specific moments of grace and how grace-giving might be encouraged.

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Section: Occasions For Gracementioning

confidence: 99%