Reflections on the Evolution of Psychotherapy Conference
I am writing this month’s newsletter as I fly home from The Evolution of Psychotherapy Conference in Anaheim. 8,000 therapists from 58 countries attended the meeting. It
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I am writing this month’s newsletter as I fly home from The Evolution of Psychotherapy Conference in Anaheim. 8,000 therapists from 58 countries attended the meeting. It
For three weeks in November, I served as a faculty member of a wonderful on-line forum on Attachment Theory and Couples Therapy. We had an enlightening dialogue
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
a way to win your ex back how to get your ex girlfriend to come back or how can you make your girlfriend to get back with
This month, we thought we’d address the problem of being “lost and wandering” in the middle stage of couples therapy. This can be tough because the couple
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
Transferring Initiator-Inquirer Skills Learned in Therapy Sessions to Home We love getting questions and comments from our readers. This month we will answer a wonderful question that
6 Advantages of Making This Choice This month we are writing our thoughts about the question that is asked more often than any other when we are
And Utilize Specific Tools For Increasing Differentiation Last month we talked about one defensive pattern of a narcissistic partner. This month we will address the low level
Why Recognizing Hurt and Vulnerability Leads to Greater Self-Acceptance Our culture in the United States is one that supports narcissism. We tend to revere athletes and celebrities
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