Couples and Trauma, Part 1: Understanding the Challenges
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It’s been said that the past is never really dead. All our prior experiences have the power to shape our thoughts and perceptions – which in turn
Differentiation
Working with Couples Where One Partner Has A Severe Anxiety Disorder
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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 this include
Getting Started with an Enmeshed Couple Moving to Early Differentiation
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Couples who marry young often establish enmeshed relationships that inhibit individual growth. They have not had the opportunity to mature and do much differentiation work prior to
A Powerful Exercise to Promote the Work of Differentiation in Couples
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The differentiation stage is, by far, the most difficult for many couples. Helping each partner set self-focused autonomous goals is crucial to their growth as individuals and
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