How to Think Relationally in Individual Therapy
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In Part 1, we explored why individual therapy can sometimes stall when working with relationship distress. It’s often because of the absence of a relational
“Chore Wars” are a common problem for couples: 1) sharing housework 2) negotiating the schedule for chores 3) agreeing on standards that are acceptable to both partners.
It’s a problem that won’t go away. Bathtubs get grimy, dust bunnies multiply in corners, clutter accumulates everywhere – as surely as the sun will rise tomorrow.
It took us awhile to figure out a no hassle solution to our shared housework, and we’ve created a short video on it. Check it out – and then share your ideas for replacing the “Chore Wars” with peace on the homefront.
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We respect your privacy.In Part 1, we explored why individual therapy can sometimes stall when working with relationship distress. It’s often because of the absence of a relational
In 1941, Sławomir Rawicz did the impossible and became the first man to walk out of a Siberian labor camp and survive. He braved frostbite
A common scenario that many of us see in our practices is the over-functioning wife with the anxious-avoidant husband. He is a highly anxious procrastinator
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