Talk to a Conflict Resolution Advisor, Live

Conflict resolution advisors are people who can help you think through a fight, falling out, or ongoing tension with someone in your life. They won't automatically take your side — and that's exactly the point. You need to hear how the other person might be seeing it before you decide what to do next.

How a call with a conflict advisor works

1. Browse advisors and find someone who looks like they give honest, practical reads rather than just validating whoever calls them.
2. They ring your phone — no app needed on your end.
3. Pay per minute. Lay out the conflict, get their take on both sides, hang up with a clearer sense of your move.

Conflicts are hard to see clearly when you're inside them. Friends validate you. Family picks sides. A conflict advisor is someone neutral who will hear both sides of what you're describing and tell you what it actually looks like — where you might be right, where you might have a blind spot, and what the other person is probably thinking.

Be specific about what actually happened — not just how you felt about it. The facts of the conflict, not just the emotion, are what give an advisor something to work with. Bring the receipts if you have them. Be prepared to hear that you might have a part in it.