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Change Over Time:
One Couple's Journey From Pain and Avoidance to Finding Love and Hope Again
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This series unlocks a hidden world, bringing therapists into the visceral experience of therapy over 8 months with an intimacy and intensity avoidant couple.
World-class couples therapist Dr. Ellyn Bader deftly advises, role plays, and consults with the therapist on the case who bravely puts her work on display so you can see the progression of treatment over time.
Watch as this couple is guided through the minefield of honest confrontation with each other and themselves, revealing struggles of intimacy, and ultimately a breakthrough that finds love and hope again.
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Change Over Time:
Avoidance to Finding Love and Hope Again
Episode 1 : Stuck in Vagueness and Passivity
Episode 2 : Overcoming Boredom and Exhaustion
Episode 3 : Challenging Destructive Defenses
Episode 4 : Returning to Love and Hope
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(October 14, 12-1:30pm Pacific)
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About Ellyn
Hi, I'm Dr. Ellyn Bader. I am the co-founder and the director of The Couples Institute and co-creator of The Developmental Model of Couples Therapy, with my husband, Dr. Peter Pearson.
When we created the Developmental Model over 30 years ago, it helped launched the specialty of couples therapy.
The Developmental Model has not only withstood the test of time, but it has served as the foundation for all of the strategies and interventions introduced at The Couples Institute and taught around the world.
I want to give you the tools and strategies I’ve learned so that it won’t take you years to discover them.
After helping thousands of therapists like you, I know I can help you, too.
