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03.012018April 25, 2018

Don’t Punish me With Your Silence

By Dr. Richard ReinIn Couples Therapy, Marriage Counseling, Relationship CounselingTags Communication, Silence

As I was watching an episode of Netflix’s series The Crown, the Prince of Edinborough said to his wife Queen Elizabeth, “Don’t punish me with...

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20.122017April 25, 2018

Put Your Shoes Away

By Dr. Richard ReinIn Couples Therapy, Marriage Counseling, Relationship CounselingTags Conflict, Differences

Differences can create conflict in relationships. The challenge is to distinguish between personality differences—which are unlikely to change—and behaviors, which are amenable to change. Personality...

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13.122017April 25, 2018

That’s Gross!

By Dr. Richard ReinIn Couples Therapy, Marriage Counseling, Relationship CounselingTags Conflict, Criticism

David put his finger in a jar of peanut butter, licked the peanut butter off his finger, and proceeded to put his licked finger back...

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06.122017April 25, 2018

We’re Incompatible

By Dr. Richard ReinIn Couples TherapyTags Compatibility

Occasionally a couple will come to couples counseling announcing they are incompatible. I find this rare. Couples will have differences. In fact, fifty percent of...

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29.112017April 25, 2018

Sex & Aging

By Dr. Richard ReinIn Couples Therapy, Marriage CounselingTags Aging, Sex

Sexual satisfaction increases with age. Two thirds of couples are still sexual in their sixties and one third of couples are still sexual into their...

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08.112017April 25, 2018

Who Needs to Change

By Dr. Richard ReinIn Couples Therapy, Marriage Counseling, Relationship CounselingTags Changing, Encourage

In a couples counseling session, Paul wants Meg to work on herself. Since Paul focuses on Meg changing and not himself, this is a form...

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01.112017April 25, 2018

Symbols

By Dr. Richard ReinIn Couples Therapy, Marriage Counseling, Relationship CounselingTags Feedback, Priority, Responses, Symbols

Without saying anything, Jim walked away from dinner with the family to watch the game. In our couples counseling session, Patty felt safe enough to...

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18.102017April 25, 2018

I did. I didn’t

By Dr. Richard ReinIn Couples Therapy, Marriage Counseling, Relationship CounselingTags Defensiveness

“I did.” or “I didn’t.” are often examples of defensiveness. If a partner says you did not do something and the response is “I did.”,...

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11.102017April 25, 2018

Deliberate Practice

By Dr. Richard ReinIn Couples TherapyTags Escalation, Expression, Feedback

In my couples counseling practice, couples spend almost the entire session talking directly to each other, typically discussing the most difficult issues in their relationship....

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04.102017April 25, 2018

Crisis

By Dr. Richard ReinIn Couples TherapyTags Crisis, Infidelity

Infidelity is sometimes the crisis that brings couples to counseling, but ultimately couples are working on their relationship in couples counseling. These couples often work...

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