Marriage Counseling: How do you Make Relationship Changes Last?
The Biggest Myth of Therapy
8 Reasons You Might Benefit from Family of Origin Style Psychotherapy
The Therapist Couch: Do People Really Lie on It?
The First Session of Individual Therapy: What to Expect
4 Reasons to Consider Group Therapy
3 Mistakes Couples Make in Relationship Counseling
Does Couples Counseling Work?
Working Through the Past With Family of Origin Style Therapy
Choosing a Marriage Counselor
Relationships»
Experiencing Relationship Roadblocks? Consider Your Attachment Style (0)
If you are one of the many out there who finds yourself in repetitive patterns of unhealthy relationships, perhaps you might benefit from identifying your attachment style – which not only could answer some fundamental questions for you around your relationship “triggers” but also provide clues as to why you attract certain types of people.
There [...]
Mental Health»
5 Stress Management Strategies for Highly Driven Professionals (2)
In this fast-paced, dog-eat-dog world we live in, super-achievers often find themselves at the top of the heap in their professions. They’re the ones who eat, breathe and sleep their jobs, race out of the house, briefcase and PDA in hand, occasionally a quick kiss to the spouse and kid on the way out. They’re [...]
Therapy»
Marriage Counseling: How do you Make Relationship Changes Last? (2)
As much good work that can be accomplished while undergoing the marriage counseling process, one bigger question is, “Can the changes be sustained once the couples are once again on their own?” If they don’t have the tools to sustain the process, what they learned in the therapist and through practice while in the therapy process – might end [...]
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Relationship Advice: Can First Loves Find Each Other Again? (0)
I was married right out of high school and divorced two years later, we were together for a total of 5 years and have a daughter during that time. I recently began talking to my ex wife (we haven’t spoken in 24 years) and the conversations that we are having have little to do with [...]
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Nurture the Friendship in Your Marriage by Nancy Gump, MFT (1)
Couples, young and old, may be interested in knowing that fighting alone is not an indication of future divorce. The research of Dr. John Gottman at the University of Washington indicates that it is not whether couples fight, but rather what strengths exist in the connection between them that determines the likelihood of divorce. The [...]
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What is Depression by Dean Sunseri, LPC (0)
Defined: Depression is a debilitating state that has a negative impact on a person’s mood, and a loss of interest or pleasure in daily activities. A depressed person will describe their mood as sad or empty, and sometimes he or she becomes irritable easily. Some other characteristics are weight loss, difficulty sleeping or sleeping too [...]
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