Three Misconceptions about Couples Counseling
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Many couples wait too long to seek help with their relationship because of misconceptions about what couples counseling is like, or how it can help.
Dancing Through Your Relationship: Trust in a Couple Relationship
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A successful relationship relies on trust and a secure connection in the same way dance partners rely on each other not to get dropped in the dirt. The safer you feel, the easier it is to dance freely knowing someone is there to catch you if you fall.
Life’s Too Busy for a Sexless Marriage
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Life is too busy for a sexless marriage. Sex, and the “work” that’s necessary to make it good and enjoyable, require skills that most are not taught.
Cheated On: Compassion Over Vengeance
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Recovering from an affair is a messy business. I struggle to help each relationship no matter the circumstances. For the cheated on, rebuilding the ability to trust. For those who cheated, rebuilding their trustworthiness. These things take an exorbitant amount of courage, patience, and time well-spent to accomplish.
Staying Connected in Chaos
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Are you up for making your marriage a priority? It takes work, mindfulness, and commitment to making small changes in our daily lives. Choosing just one or two daily practices is a start to creating a greater connection.
Arguing, Round and Round We Go in a Couple Relationship
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Those experiences and those from former relationships shape the expectations and assumptions we make in our primary relationships with our partners. You may recognize those patterns as they are played out from one generation to another.