Sentences with phrase «communication in the lives of couples»

As a psychologist and couples counselor, I've witnessed the transformative power of effective communication in the lives of couples — that's why I created this e-book.

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Persons of the same sex can not marry because they can not do what married couples can, i.e., consummate their union by a bodily act in which they become the common subjects of an act that, precisely as human behavior, is eminently fit both for the communication of spousal love and for the generation of new human life.

Rather let us see sex as a celebration of intimate, sharing love that takes all our communication and contact a dramatic stage further, which, in its most perfect expression creates new life from the coupling of the two.

Over time though, I found our limited communication gave only selective glimpses into the lives and thoughts of our son's birthparents, particularly our birthmother whom I was primarily in contact with, and after a couple of years I began to feel uncomfortable because I realized it was unclear to me what our birthmother thought about placing her child with us for an adoption.

Just as in air combat, «speed is life» in online communications — if you wait a couple of days (or sometimes, a couple of hours), the critical moment will pass.

May 30 th is apparently going to be the day Martin O'Malley makes the biggest professional announcement of his career, but his communications director, Lis Smith, and her live - in boyfriend — a.k.a. former New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer — this week evidently had their own milestone: The couple adopted a kitten.

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It is an excellent tool for improving communication, and thereby, conflict resolution, emotional intimacy, and a host of other issues that couples face in the day to day business of living together for the long term.

But research shows that long - distance lovers often enjoy equal or higher levels of relationship satisfaction as compared to couples who live close by, according to a study titled «Absence Makes the Communication Grow Fonder,» in the «Journal of Communication.»

Currently I work with individuals and couples to create a therapeutic alliance of trust and safety, to gain better insights about their life challenges, and to assist the clients in reaching their goals and connect better with their loved ones through improved communication patterns and increased intimacy.

Following a number of significant events in his life and driven by his wish to focus his attention and energy on helping separating couples to reach their own agreements, improve their communication and avoid court, he chose to leave family law behind and specialise exclusively on family mediation.

Currently I work with couples to create a therapeutic alliance of trust and safety, to gain better insights about their life challenges, and to assist the clients in reaching their goals and connect better with their loved ones through improved communication patterns and increased intimacy.

Degree: Master's in Educational Psychology with specialty in Marriage and Family Therapy License: Limited Licensed Psychologist Specialty: Adults, Pre-Marital, Marital, Couples Counseling, Women's Issues, Self - Esteem, Phobias, Panic, Co-Dependency, Adult Sexual Abuse Survivors, Mood Disorders, Family Issues, Adult Children of Alcoholics, Adult Child Abuse Survivors, PTSD, Stress Management, Communication Skills, Depression, Anxiety, Trauma, Adjustment Issues, Grief & Loss, Social Problems, Chronic Pain, Life Transitions

This book addresses common complaints that come up in a marriage and gives real life examples of couples discussing each complaint, pointing out both positive and negative aspects of each part of their communication in detail.

It is understandable to think that Relationship and Marriage Education (RME) is only for married couples, but the reality is that the communication and problem - solving skills taught in RME are valuable tools with which to manage the challenges and changes each stage of life can bring.

Many individuals and couples participating in long term counseling at Novus have been able to heal their lives from the effects of trauma, hurtful communication, poor choices, and even infidelity.

Our team of couple therapists is specially trained in addressing issues like emotional distance and disconnection, conflict and communication, the challenges of parenting, sex and intimacy, infidelity, financial stress, work - life balance, religion and value differences, and so much more.

Some goals of premarital counseling include building skills in areas like communication and effectively resolving conflict, in addition to navigating crucial questions about the couple's life together.

Working on your relationship issues, whether individually or in couples therapy, can ultimately deepen your sense of passion, intimacy, communication, and overall life satisfaction.

The most commonly addressed issues in Marriage / Couples Counseling are: Communication, Control and Anger, Conflict Resolution, Grief / Grieving, Money / Finances, Life Transitions, Sexual Problems, Affair Recovery, Sexual Addiction / Spouses of Sexual Addicts, Restoring Passion, and Making a Good Marriage Better.Many people are looking for help and yearning for hope.

I work with couples and individuals, and I specialize in emotional disturbances, life transitions, pre-marital therapy, marriage enrichment, anxiety, depression, family of origin work, life organization skills, transgenerational patterns, communication skills, interpersonal skills, conflict resolution, infertility, infidelity, balanced life, mindfulness, co-parenting, low self - esteem, loss, and grief.

Dr. Kteily has helped hundreds of couples in the Dallas area to develop life - giving partnerships by establishing trust, improving communications, fostering more natural romance, and much more.

I enjoy working with couples in the areas of communication, life transition (s), intimacy, and love attachment.

Communication in all forms is often the challenge for couples, as they work through the variety of issues that life brings.

Kathy's counseling experience includes working for an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) providing therapy for children, adolescents, adults, families, couples, and individuals in the LGBT community in the areas of parenting, stress, suicide ideation, anger, self - esteem, grief, anxiety, depression, communication, life balance, couples therapy, family problems, work problems, divorce, and issues associated with aging.

Many aspects of infertility may lead to deterioration in marital relationships of infertile couples, including personal reactions such as feelings of guilt (Van Balen and Trimbos - Kemper, 1994), lowered self - esteem (Abbey et al., 1992), feelings of inadequacy as a man or a woman (Lee et al., 2001) and interpersonal aspects such as deterioration of sex life (Van Balen and Trimbos - Kemper, 1994; Oddens et al., 1999) and communication (Wright et al., 1991).

Our Pre-Marriage and Couple Communication workshops are designed to support couples in various seasons of life.