Sentences with phrase «deeper intimacy needs»

I set out to address the deeper intimacy needs I'd been trying to meet through sex.

And so after a particularly hurtful and unfulfilling relationship, I decided to address the deeper intimacy needs I'd been trying to meet through sex.

Not exact matches

We'd need a deeper understanding of this weekly rhythm, one where divine and human come together in intimacy to affirm the goodness of both.

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I have successfully helped couples: - De-escalate conflicts - Develop tools for better communication - Create a deeper understanding of who they are now and how they can reconnect in their relationship - Bring romance and intimacy back into their relationship Become more mindful of each other's needs

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Couples seeking a deeper emotional connection need to understand that vulnerability and intimacy go hand in hand.

Clinical psychologist Juli Slattery says on Focus on the Family's website that intimacy requires vulnerability and that both individuals must «meet each other at the deepest point of their need.»

In order to experience the gifts of emotional intimacy, you need to share the deepest parts of yourself with your spouse / partner while maintaining a separate sense of self — to give of yourself without permanently surrendering your core identity.

Rather, I am attentive to what each partner needs to define and grow a more solid «self» — for the sake of deeper, truer intimacy.

In order to openly communicate «softer» emotions (which for many women equates to deeper intimacy), men would first need to acknowledge and accept that they are indeed having these feelings («I feel hurt that you didn't call when you said you would»).

Obviously there are all of the typical issues such as religion, children, discipline, vacations, extended family, boundaries, etc etc that also need to be discussed, and I hope these questions help you open the gates to some very deep, thought provoking conversations that will only increase the intimacy in your relationship.