To read about how a couple who is in a negative
cycle of conflict learns these skills, check out our book Emotional Connection: The Story and Science of Preventing Conflict and Creating Lifetime Love.
Not exact matches
When it comes to
learning to read well, our country seems to be in a never - ending
cycle of conflict and consternation.
I will help you to
learn about the negative dance you get into as a couple and how to stop the
cycle of distance or
conflict.
Through the use
of Emotionally Focused Therapy couples will
learn to identify and understand their negative
cycle during
conflict,
learn and implement
conflict resolution skills,
learn to identify their own and partner's emotions, build trust and regain intimacy.
In couples therapy I use the Gottman and Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy Methods to help couples
learn and understand the
cycles in their
conflicts and how to break free
of damaging patterns in their relationships.
The
learning goals
of this session are for you to have strong alliance building skills and proficiency in tracking your couples»
cycle — including complex and reactive patterns — in order to help them begin to de-escalate
conflict.
This session is key in
learning to access and expand the emotional vulnerability that have typically fueled
cycles of conflict and distance.
Single people as well as couples who are just launching their relationship, who have been together many years, and who feel distant and stuck in
conflict cycles will all benefit from this groundbreaking approach to
learning the DNA
of healthy, intimate relationships!
Family courts in many states approve this 9 - week course, yet the insights you
learn in this program will be useful to any parent wanting to end the
cycle of high
conflict in their life.
My sense is that DBT offers down - to - earth, practical, research - based skills which can be
learned in couples counseling and marriage therapy and which can transform unproductive and hurtful
cycles of conflict in powerful ways.
If you are longing to communicate your heart with your spouse but feel stuck in a
cycle of hurtful
conflict, I can offer a safe, nonjudgemental place to
learn to reconnect with a covenant relationship.
In sum, Nora and Jerry's
conflict patterns stemmed both from the habits they'd
learned from their families
of origin, and from interaction
cycles they'd developed in response to each other.