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Couples Therapy Continues to Gain in Stature
Couples therapy has come of age. When I first started teaching our Developmental Model of Couples Therapy, couples work was considered to be inferior to
The Science-Art-Research Controversy and Your Practice
Many of you know that Pete and I have devoted our careers to continually searching for more effective ways to help couples develop loving relationships.
The Self-Absorbed Partner, Video Two
Click here to better understand the many challenges self-absorbed partners create for couples therapists. Here’s what you’ll learn: what happens when attention is not focused
Confrontation Video: Challenging Hypocrisy
With certain presenting problems, it’s obvious that some confrontation will be required. For example, the denial associated with drugs, alcohol or gambling addiction will inevitably
More on Spinning in Circles with Entrenched Couples
A reader of my blog on Spinning in Circles with Entrenched Couples described a situation that’s a catch-22 of couples therapy: a partner who doesn’t
How to Get the Most From Your Couples Therapy
Couples are often uncertain what to expect from the process of couples therapy. They are not sure of what to expect of the therapist or
How To Get The Most From Couples Therapy
This document is designed to help you get the most benefit from our work together. The first three sections deal with how to prepare for
How to Get the Most from Our Work Together
Couples are often uncertain what to expect from the process of couples coaching. They are not sure of what to expect of the coach or
Issues that Underlie Hypocritical Binds
Earlier this summer I started a blog series about hypocrisy in couples therapy. I was pleased to see so many of you respond on the
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