Not exact matches
The Church at this time needs our leadership to address the
crisis of
marriage for heterosexuals — between divorce and extramarital sexual activity — more
than it needs a few ministers to take a stand against gay
marriage.
Fortunately, we now have better counseling tools for helping
marriages and families in
crises than ever before.
It is clear, they say, that the
marriage crisis among young Muslims is, in part, because Muslim girls and boys get to know non-Muslims better
than Muslims when mosque activities are separate.
Everyone suffers from the current
crisis in
marriage, but some suffer more
than others.
With the help of
marriage counselors, many couples are able to use the
crisis brought about by an extramarital affair to rebuild a relationship, with greater intimacy
than before.
It also accentuates the need to invest and work on
marriage everyday rather
than during
crisis.
A solution - oriented map for working with couples What to do next with challenging couples How to reverse negative momentum Blending
marriage education with Divorce Busting therapy It takes one to tango A framework for working with individuals on relationship issues A
crisis in the bedroom Bridging the desire gap Overcoming infidelity Affair - proofing one s
marriage Impasse busting How not to work harder
than they do What to do when one person has given up Overcoming the blame game and hopelessness Dropping the therapeutic rope Dealing with our own oppositional disorder Homework assignments that work Beyond techniques Giving clients open heart surgery Developing your own
marriage class and taking it on the road If you work with couples and are committed to helping them resolve their differences rather
than dissolve their
marriages, you won't want to miss this intensive training.
More
than 60 % of my work is
marriage counseling, premarital counseling, and relationship
crisis intervention.
Other affairs are less about the
marriage than about someone's psychological
crisis — a choice of an affair as a kind of medication for personal pain.
In my twenty - five years as a
marriage counselor, it is more typical
than not, that couples come to my office in a marital
crisis.