"Partner struggle" refers to the challenges or difficulties experienced by two individuals or entities working together as partners. It implies that they are encountering problems or obstacles in their collaborative efforts.
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I continue to see a growing trend in my private practice
of partners struggling to find the balance between couple time and family time.
The rumblings about The Carlyle Group and Pacific
Equity Partners struggling to meet Friday's deadline for full and binding bids for SAI Global became louder on Thursday.
# 7 Big 5 struggle: While one of their biggest
business partners struggle to stay relevant in the business, their own challenge to keep the cost down will be a threat to their survival especially when authors can do the entire process of publishing on their own.
She also provided a sympathetic ear and wise advice to
older partners struggling with the modernization of legal practice throughout the sixties and seventies.
Many
partners struggle with things like depression and feelings of in adequacy causing nearly 60 % of women to develop an eating disorder after discovering their partner had sex addiction.
She and
her partner struggled silently and separately, still, with their loss and almost two years after losing Colton they separated.
It can be really hard if you see
your partner struggling, but if she is determined to breastfeed this can make her doubt herself.
«It's not my personal failing,» Rock said, that she and
her partner struggle to make ends meet despite her student loans being in forbearance.
At Column Five and Visage, we find that when
our partners struggle to craft a unifying brand story, it's because they don't entirely know who they are.
, we find that when
our partners struggle to craft a unifying brand story, it's because they don't entirely know who they are.
I sat in a law firm executive committee meeting recently where
the partners struggled to understand the nuances of corporate finance so they could better manage the inherent risk of alternative fees.
In Collaborative Couple Therapy, the therapist creates an intimate conversation by introducing into the couple dialogue the haunting feelings that
each partner struggles with alone.
Are you and
your partner struggling to connect?
It is incredibly difficult to watch
your partner struggle with depression.
Are you and
your partner struggling to reach the happiness that you once had?
Do you and
your partner struggle to have conversations on your own without it resulting in major conflict?
The fundamental question that
each partner struggles with when they are in a relationship is the question: Are you there for me?
Many couples and
partners struggle with communication, conflict resolution, understanding differences, values, expressing love, or healthy separations.
Relationship difficulties can be compounded when
your partner struggles with a substance abuse problem.
In this workshop, recorded on June 16, 2007 in San Francisco, Dan shows how to create an intimate conversation by bringing out the haunting feelings that
each partner struggles with alone.
Factor in battles of selfhood you're not anticipating, where you and
your partner struggle over «Do I belong to you, or do I belong to me?!»
Perhaps
your partner struggles with authentic self - expression because their innermost opinions have never been validated with any sort of intentionality.
«Do you and
your partner struggle to communicate with each other?
Do you and
your partner struggle with the Four Horsemen?
If you or
your partner struggle with blended family issues, a trained marriage and family therapist can help.
They notice
their partner struggling emotionally but not putting those feelings into words, and their mind starts racing, «What's going on?
I also welcome work with couples where one or
both partners struggles with anxiety, depression, or another mental health diagnosis.
It also gives the couple and the therapist a sort of touchstone that can be returned to in future sessions when the cycle resurfaces or either
partner struggles to stay with their more vulnerable emotions.
We view the goal of marriage counseling as that of helping a couple develop a secure functioning relationship with each other, even if one or
both partners struggle with personal issues of insecurity.
As
the partner struggling with the attentional issue, you may find yourself feeling guilty and reactive.
Are you and
your partner struggling to find happiness, communicate, or find intimacy in your relationship?
Have you and
your partner struggled with sex or other intimate and physical aspects of your relationship?
«Are you and your spouse /
partner struggling with communication problems?
Research further demonstrates that the EFT method is useful for families, as well as for couples in which one or
both partners struggles with depression, trauma, anxiety, low sexual desire, and / or other sexual problems.
Do you and your spouse /
partner struggle to communicate effectively?
Maybe one or
both partners struggle with addiction — gambling, pornography, drugs, and / or alcohol.
If you and
your partner struggle to implement them in a consistent way, you might consider getting some coaching from a Therapist with Advanced Certification in couples work.
Are you in
your partner struggling?
If you've been hurt because
your partner struggles with sexual addiction, having a better understanding can be very helpful and might even give you some peace in knowing that you are not to blame.
Discovering that
your partner struggles with pornography or has had an affair, might cause you to struggle with a lot of painful and confusing emotions.
If you or
your partner struggles to validate one another's feelings, consider seeking professional help.
But with growth came growing pains, as
the partners struggled to equip their agents with the advanced technology tools they needed to gain listings in Dallas» hot real estate market, which was attracting not only the local Asian community, but also Asian investors and new immigrants.