Teams rarely fall into conflict because of "difficult personalities."
More often, they fall into predictable behavioural loops — activated during pressure or change.
I see the same patterns again and again in teams across health and care:
🔸 Silence → frustration → conflict
🔸 Over-functioning → resentment → withdrawal
🔸 Misinterpretation → defensiveness → escalation
These loops aren't personal. They're patterns.
And patterns can be understood, interrupted, and changed.
When teams learn to see their own loops, collaboration becomes possible again.
Why teams repeat the same conflict cycles.
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