There are three primary ways couples connect with one another: sharing, doing, and being. Sharing can range from talking about one’s day, sharing stressful situations,...
18.122019September 5, 2019
There are three primary ways couples connect with one another: sharing, doing, and being. Sharing can range from talking about one’s day, sharing stressful situations,...
I hadn’t seen Tim and Maura for a while, but they talked about how much progress they were making. Then Tim brought up a time...
Rob and Allison were high school sweethearts. Now in their early thirties, they were struggling for quite some time. Allison was spending a lot of...
I was talking with a colleague with whom I share a case (she sees the wife individually) and she talked about her approach to couples...
Karl has a demanding job. Even when he’s on vacation, work slips into the vacation. With two young children, his wife Ashley gets irritated when...
In our last couples counseling session, Kim shared an incident from many years ago when she told her husband David that she had made him...
Jan just got back from a week-long conference and found Jeff in the garage. Jeff seemed aggravated and Jan said, “What’s the matter with you?”...
I was talking with a couple about the importance of paying attention to the subtlety of language and the husband said, “I’m not skilled at...
When someone is saying what they think or feel is true for them, I encourage couples to assume their partner is being truthful. If a...
When I work with most couples, meeting every other week seems to be the right frequency. It’s enough time to allow issues to emerge in...