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01.032023February 13, 2023

Accept vs. Agree

By Dr. Richard ReinIn UncategorizedTags Acceptance, Agreeing, Differences

Patrick and Stephanie have been together for four decades and were really fond of each other. However, these moments only occasionally shined through in our...

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22.022023February 13, 2023

Uncanny Timing

By Dr. Richard ReinIn Marriage CounselingTags Decision Making, Finances

I had a video conferencing session with Brittany and Alex—Brittany was at home, and Alex was on his way to pick up a new sports...

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15.022023February 13, 2023

Solving Problems

By Dr. Richard ReinIn Couples TherapyTags Couples Counseling, Problem Solving

A husband was talking about his work and said that his job was to solve problems. When I heard this, I thought what a good...

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08.022023January 12, 2023

Game Night

By Dr. Richard ReinIn Couples Therapy, Marriage CounselingTags Communication, Disconnected, Emotional Support, Vulnerability

Lee and Maura talked about an incident over the weekend in couples counseling, and the conversation totally shut down. I encouraged them to continue the...

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01.022023January 12, 2023

In the Spirit of Communication

By Dr. Richard ReinIn Marriage CounselingTags Communication, Pausing

George and Aimee have been married for decades. Now that the kids were adults and George had recently retired, they were taking a closer look...

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25.012023January 12, 2023

Perceptual Responses

By Dr. Richard ReinIn Marriage CounselingTags Affairs, Misperceptions, Perceptions

Tara and Reed were not in a good place for quite some time. They lost the ability to resolve conflict and grew quite distant. Eventually,...

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18.012023January 12, 2023

Risk

By Dr. Richard ReinIn Couples TherapyTags Contempt, Risk

It’s interesting to look at relationships as having levels of risk. Relationships with low risk aren’t threatened by disbanding. Some couples come to couples counseling...

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11.012023November 9, 2022

Growth

By Dr. Richard ReinIn Couples TherapyTags Behaviors, Couples Counseling

Individual counseling isn’t the only place to work on yourself. Couples counseling provides similar opportunities. What’s different is that you are working on issues your...

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04.012023November 9, 2022

Locking In

By Dr. Richard ReinIn Couples TherapyTags Couples Counseling, Fading, Learning

When couples make progress in couples counseling, one or both partners may question the viability of the changes. The goal of couples counseling is to...

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21.122022November 9, 2022

Best Behavior

By Dr. Richard ReinIn Couples TherapyTags Behavior, Behaviors

I recently started seeing Greg and Cara in couples counseling and was talking with Cara’s individual therapist. The therapist reported that Cara was concerned about...

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