A Powerful Exercise to Promote the Work of Differentiation in Couples
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
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
When working with couples within The Developmental Model, it’s crucial to help partners set self-focused, individual goals to support the process of differentiation. This presents more of
Each year I mentor a small group of therapists to help them set goals for their business and clinical skills. I often ask them to assess themselves
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 focus of
Some partners just stubbornly refuse to be accountable for their own role in a mutual mess and you find yourself going in circles in therapy sessions. Perhaps
This month we describe a way of classifying goals into three succinct categories and we show how to use them in couples therapy sessions. Goals can be
Quick Questions to Help Increase Momentum When Couples Therapy is Bogged Down Therapists often tell us that they’re quite skilled at getting started with a couple, but
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