
Emotion vs. Thinking in War and Marriage
As the Presidential primary races heat up and the November elections approach, I find myself thinking more and more about the role of emotion vs thinking in
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As the Presidential primary races heat up and the November elections approach, I find myself thinking more and more about the role of emotion vs thinking in
“Many of us believe that wrongs aren’t wrong if done by nice people like ourselves.” Author Unknown. At the risk of starting this blog sounding sexist, there
In my online training program, I often invite guest experts to teach an extra class for my members. Recently Dr. Dan Siegel joined us. He packed an
In my last blog post, I gave a list of practical suggestions to support your work with hostile angry couples. To end my series on working with
We are now halfway through my blog series on Hostile Angry Couples. In the first blog I wrote about some challenges you face working with these couples.
Goal Setting is always helpful to drive progress in couples therapy, and with hostile angry couples the use of goal setting in early therapy is particularly important.
I consult on so many cases where therapists are struggling to be effective leaders with hostile angry couples, I know it is a widespread problem. The more
One attraction of The Couples Conference is that in addition to presenting and learning, I am able to connect with colleagues and meet face-to-face for the first
This year’s Couples Conference has come and gone. Happily, it turned out to be another dynamic meeting filled with therapists from many countries as well as those
Each year I enjoy a special weekend attending the Wisdom 2.0 conference with Pete, our daughter, Molly, and some other special friends. A second pleasure of the
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