by Director | Dec 22, 2017 | Uncategorized |
Holidays can be a very difficult time for many people. Hopes and unmet desires seem to come up in ways well beyond the normal expectations we may have during the rest of the year. See here for our thoughts on understanding ways in which we may contribute to some of...
by Director | Aug 8, 2016 | Uncategorized |
As therapists, we are professional listeners. How would you like some tips from the pros on how to improve your listening skills and in the process, improve your relationship? Ready? 1. Be Willing to Spend Some Time (It’s Your Relationship!) If you really want...
by Director | Apr 29, 2014 | Attachment, Intimacy, Love, Peace of Mind, Uncategorized |
(Borges and) The Exquisite Vulnerability of Being Known Simplicity for Haydee Lange The garden gate is opened as easily as a turned page questioned by a regular devotion and once inside, our gazes have no need to fix on objects that already exist completely in memory....
by Director | Apr 29, 2014 | Conflict, Couple, Love, Marriage, Uncategorized |
Here is a “Top 10” list of tips that can help you improve your relationship. These tips come from our experience with individual, couples and group therapy. Here goes: 1. Don’t blame your partner. Often times we expect our partner to be...
by Director | Apr 29, 2014 | Couple, Intimacy, Marriage, Premarital counseling, Uncategorized |
Marriage/commitment can be a wonderful thing. We all hope to find the perfect person, to live “happily ever after.” In our culture, we have few examples of happy couples. If we are lucky, we have encountered some growing up. Sometimes, not. In order to have your...
by Director | Feb 27, 2014 | Uncategorized |
A common phenomenon is when a child is tall, the adults around her expect more from her than is reasonable. Let’s say the child is in 3rd grade, but she is as tall as a 5th grader. Teachers and parents (as well as other adults) can often have the experience of...
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