Sentences with phrase «healthy relational skills»

More secure attachment among family members and the possibility of children learning healthy relational skills

Having a successful relationship requires a lot of work, specific knowledge, and healthy relational skills.

Growing apart, infidelity, resentment, the «difficult» discussion, transitioning, couples looking for healthy relational skills, and Discernment Counseling

Dr. Burke's present areas of specialization include: Marriage and Family Counseling, Family and Divorce Mediation, Treatment for Mood and Anxiety Issues and Healthy Relational Skills.

Not exact matches

Remember, though, that you have given your child the relational skills necessary to make healthy decisions, and the young adult years are a time when he or she needs to use those skills independently, without necessarily consulting you for input.

As a qualified couples and family therapist, I am committed to helping you develop the personal and relational skills and strategies needed in order to build and maintain a positive, meaningful life and healthy relationships.

Many of my clients report significant diminishing of symptoms, strengthening of relational skills, building resilience, and developing healthy coping strategies.

I approach working with couples from a perspective of rebuilding these stages: communication skills leading to healthy conflict resolution, defining and restoring an emotional connection, working on relational friendship, and, lastly an area that most couples want to begin with, improving intimacy and affection.

Drawing from a powerful «no bullshit» therapeutic approach I help couples make powerful insights, sustain lasting change, and integrate healthy new relational skills.

Identifying a healthy marriage as one following the repeated pattern of «harmony, disharmony, and restoration,» Real teaches five skills for accomplishing the crucial, ongoing task of repair: holding the relationship in high regard, preserving intimacy and relational (i.e., authentically connected) speaking, listening and negotiating.