Issues that Underlie Hypocritical Binds
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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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Issues that Underlie Hypocritical Binds
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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
Are you going to have this kind of Valentine’s Day?
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Picture this. It might fit for lot of guys. Valentine’s Day approaches. A week before this special, romantic day, Joe starts calling around for dinner
Conflict Avoidance: Shifting Relationship Impasses, Part 2
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Thanks a lot to those of you who took time to write your thoughts about the transcript I last posted about shifting relationship impasses in
Regression and its Impact in Couples Therapy
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Regressed partners in couples therapy often demand that either you or their partner focus on them. At times, attending to and even promoting regression can
Does Your Partner Drive You Nuts? The Passive Aggressive Personality
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Asking your mate to empty the dishwasher should theoretically be totally devoid of drama or tension. It’s just one of many chores necessary to keep
The Hidden Cost of Too Much Compromise in Your Relationship
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Who hasn’t heard about the importance of compromise in a relationship? But how often do we hear about the price that is paid for that
How to Identify Failed Empathy in the Narcissistic Personality
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And Utilize Specific Tools For Increasing Differentiation Last month we talked about one defensive pattern of a narcissistic partner. This month we will address the
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