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
Confrontation is much more of an art than a science, especially in the intricacy of couples therapy. What comes to mind when you think about
When you apply the Developmental Model in your work with couples, sometimes you will encounter issues that add an extra layer of complexity. Examples of
Couples around the world are being impacted by this challenging time. According to surveys we conducted recently, here are just a few examples of how
Anxiety, anger, and jealousy are emotions I see often in many of the couples I have worked with over the years, and I’m sure it’s
For some reason the calendar seems to dictate the desire to become a better person. You may feel a surge of excitement at the prospect
What do you think about when you think about confrontation in couples therapy? Is it something you do a lot? Or rarely? Does thinking of
What does it take to become really effective working with problems of infidelity? This fall my brain has been in conference teaching mode. Pete and
Translating Internal Conflicts as an Emotional Bridge Before sharing the final part of this transcript from a session on shifting relationship impasses, I want to
Helping partners develop clearer separation between self and other This is the third part of a series in which I have shared sections of a
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