Couples Conference 2017 A – Z: Dan Amen to Jeff Zeig
Each year I enjoy sharing a few key points from the presentations I was able to attend at The Couples Conference. This year the conference
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Trauma, Part 3: Bringing it Together
Over the past two months, we’ve examined some key principles behind trauma-informed care for couples. Now it’s time to take a closer look at what
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
How to Help Couples Work Towards Positive Dreams Through Visualization
Today we are discussing setting larger goals; what is commonly known as having a vision, and working towards them with visualization. Vision setting is the
Dr. Ellyn Bader and Other Experts on Differentiation at Couples Conference
Day 2 was on Differentiation at Couples Conference 2016. In a panel discussion early in the day, I set the stage for understanding differentiation by
Couples and Mental Health Challenges in the Era of COVID-19
Since the inception of The Couples Institute in 1984, we have been dedicated to supporting therapists and improving their expertise, no matter where they are
Synergy For the Rest of Us
Something was bugging me recently. It was making me feel irritable, and I couldn’t quite put my finger on it. So I spent some time
Practical Perspective for Fighting Couples
Recently we were fortunate to be published in The Oprah Magazine. It’s a publication that always puts things in a practical perspective. We were asked
Suggestions for Working with Hostile Angry Couples
We are now halfway through my blog series on Hostile Angry Couples. In the first blog I wrote about some challenges you face working with
Clinical Example: Transcript of a Hostile Angry Couple
In my last blog post, I gave a list of practical suggestions to support your work with hostile angry couples. To end my series on
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