Not exact matches
«While at Whiteman, I
heard that some RPA pilots prefer to work a shift that finishes in the middle of the night because it gives them the opportunity to relax and decompress with their fellow airmen without
feeling pressure to get home for dinner with their
spouse and children,» she wrote.
In that way, you'll have a chance to clarify what you just
heard and get corrected if you interpreted it wrong, and to support your
spouse in sharing their thoughts,
feelings, and plans.
There's a
feeling of being stuck and helpless, not knowing how to
feel heard, understood and comforted by your
spouse or partner when you have a tug of war with decision making — whether it is what school our kid is going to, or where are we going to go for our next vacation or even something more mundane like, the proper way to load the dishwasher.
When couples follow these clearly explained and modeled steps, many experience for the first time
feeling heard by their
spouse, like their
spouse actually understands their point of view Wow!
Sometimes one partner is used to doing all the talking, and when they get into a counseling situation they may be surprised to
hear their
spouse share deep
feelings they may have never
felt free to share before.
When this occurs, you
feel overwhelmed both emotionally and physically, and you are too agitated to really
hear what your
spouse is saying.
«When I
hear things like, «My
spouse spends all the money we make,» what's often beneath that complaint is the
feeling that his
spouse takes him for granted,» she said.
situation they may be surprised to
hear their
spouse share deep
feelings they may have never
felt free to share before.
For example, if you haven't settled with your
spouse because you
feel you deserve a larger than 50 percent share of the marital property and the judge states in the pretrial
hearing that he would not rule in your favor, you might not want to spend the time and money on trial because you're probably not going to get what you seek anyway.
Ask your
spouse if the
feeling is mutual, and express that you would like to
hear your
spouse's opinion as well.
You and your
spouse will have the chance to speak and be
heard, and the counselor can help you both separate facts from
feelings.
I want to help your
spouse / family «get you» and specialize in helping families, couples, and individual adult and adolescent clients heal and strengthen relationships so as to enjoy
feeling heard, valued, equal, loved, and understood.
On
hearing just what these are, he
feels resentful about being shackled to an obligation to support a
spouse who appears to him to be unwilling to contribute to the financial needs of the family in a meaningful way.
You should be able to express your
feelings to your
spouse, but you should also be willing to
hear what he or she has to say.
You can speak out in an open setting and let your voice be
heard, while simultaneously learning the true
feelings of your
spouse or romantic partner.
To find a settlement, it will be important to
hear and understand what your
spouse is saying and
feeling.
Called variously «emotional check ins,» «heart check - ins,» or «connection times,» the practice of setting aside time and place regularly to focus on one's
spouse's inner world and
feelings and to be
heard, understood, and mirrored by one's
spouse regarding one's own inner world, is vital for couples to
feel emotionally close.
Your
spouse will
feel heard and cared for if you show a genuine curiosity of what is happening inside him or her.
Giving your partner value and showing them empathy will allow your
spouse to
feel heard and understood.
Marriage education is a new field that teaches the skills for how to communicate with your
spouse including how you say things tactfully, how to listen in a way that your partner
feels heard, how to stay in a calm conversational zone instead escalating into angry outburst, how to prevent getting snippy, nasty, or sarcastic... and much more.
For real change most
spouses need specific tools that help them to talk about differences without arguing and keep you both
feeling heard.
Sometimes the
spouse who is
hearing the concerns will
feel attacked and will instead become defensive.
Do you
feel heard by your
spouse / partner when you talk to them?
They also need to be open to
hearing what their
spouse wants,
feels and needs.
If you
feel like you and your partner or
spouse get stuck in patterns where you sometimes don't
feel heard, cared for, and responded to, please come to us for help.
Unfortunately, emotional energy and economic resources can be depleted in this kind of battle, and at the end of the day, a
spouse who does not
feel understood by the other is unlikely to even
hear, never mind consider, the other's proposals for settlement.
Or it's because one or both of them
feels like their
spouse is totally in the wrong while they are mostly in the right and they don't want to
hear a counselor telling them differently.
Many couples find that when they start
hearing compliments and appreciation from their
spouse, they can't help
feel good about it despite other problems that exist.
Practice this and your
spouse will instantly
feel you get them and say to themselves, «hey he / she understands how I
feel and
hears what I'm saying.»
Speak out and let your voice be
heard while simultaneously learning about your
spouse's
feelings and emotions.
Knowing how to communicate in a relationship or with your
spouse means being able to convey thoughts,
feelings and concerns in a way that the other can
hear them without becoming defensive, and being able to
hear the other in a way that digests and uses incoming data to both people's benefit.
you
feel desperate to
feel heard and understood and can't seem to make your
spouse be there for you
Allows your
spouse to
feel valued which empowers your soul mate to
hear and understand your heart.
Speak out and let your voice be
heard in a relaxing, confidential environment, all while learning about how your
spouse truly
feels.
You
feel sad and alone in your marriage or relationship You are not a priority or last on the list You
feel your partner is not there for you There is little to no intimacy or sex anymore Your
spouse does not talk to you for days (or weeks) when you've had a fight You are exhausted trying to manage everything and you never get enough help You're ready to call it quits because it
feels hopeless You have a new baby and things are so much worse now You're wondering if your relationship or marriage can be saved We
hear from many men and women trying to find help for their relationship.
In addition, this activity helps the listener pay attention, and helps the
spouse feels genuinely
heard and understood.
You will get the chance to speak out and let your voice be
heard while simultaneously learning about your
spouse's
feelings and emotions.
We begin to
feel like roommates with our
spouse and many people
hear things like «I love you, but I'm not in love with you anymore».
We often
hear from people that say even though their
spouse hasn't slept with anyone it still
feels like they have cheated.
So if you're having a problem in your marriage that you've
heard others have but
feel like you just need some space, do exactly the opposite and get together with your
spouse to see a counselor.