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do you have a partner that just stops talking to you during a conflict
do they maybe like leave the room or they just completely close down
this is called stonewalling
and so it doesn't have to be a partner
anyone can Stonewall anyone
it can be a colleague a boss
a parent etc
and so the reason this happens
is because this individual goes into a freeze response during the conflict
basically their nervous system gets so amped up
that they cannot handle the conflict
they cannot handle all the negative emotions that are surfacing
and they completely freeze
and by freezing they have to exit the situation
or they need to just stop the conflict completely
and the way that they know to do this is to Stonewall
granted this is incredibly hurtful to the other individual involved
in this case
probably you that's listening to this video
so what really needs to happen is for the person who is doing the stonewalling
to become more aware of what is happening
for the first step is to not blame themselves
because often times they do feel some guilt in the snow stonewalling procedure
that they do
just realize that this is essentially a physical like
almost like a biological process that happens
and what they need to do is become very aware
of the physical symptoms that occur before they Stonewall
so maybe increased heart rate
some people grind their teeth
some people start to get the sweaty palms
whatever those symptoms are
they need to become more aware of them
and they need to be able to communicate that they need
space and time to process the negative emotions
to re regulate their nervous system
so that they don't Stonewall
and it is on the responsibility of the individual that is stonewalling
to do these things
but it can be difficult because stonewalling is a coping mechanism for them
it is a safety response
and so if you are interacting with someone who is doing the stonewalling
it can be really helpful to approach this in almost like a scientific basis
like look like
I think you know
our nervous system is getting
you know super unregulated during this conflict
and I completely understand why this would happen
but maybe you can communicate with me before the stone walling happens
and you can take that space and that time that you need in order to re regulate
so that you do not hurt me through the stone walling
that you typically engage in
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