Recognizing and Supporting Differentiation in Couples Therapy
Some of the most meaningful shifts in a couple’s relationship are also the easiest to miss. They’re not dramatic or intense or come with a sudden breakthrough.
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Some of the most meaningful shifts in a couple’s relationship are also the easiest to miss. They’re not dramatic or intense or come with a sudden breakthrough.
I always enjoy writing a blog after returning from a conference because it encourages me to review the presentations and workshops in my mind and revisit the
There’s a moment that happens in almost every couples therapy session, and I want to talk about it directly because it catches even experienced therapists off guard.
Have you felt yourself become the target of a client’s rage, or caught yourself bracing against an interaction that felt more like a brawl than therapy? Hostile-dependent
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