Jay-Z’s song, 4:44, demonstrates the art of empathy: how to listen deeply to your partner’s experience and respond with understanding. Learn how in this post by Michelle Collins!
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Category: Couples Counseling
Three Tips for Dealing with Summer Party Stress
When summer parties include extended family members or lots of planning, stress levels can soar! Here are three tips for dealing with summer party stress
... continue reading.Three Books for Relationship Repair
Here are four recommendations for three books that will help you continue to repair and enrich your marriage in between couples therapy sessions
... continue reading.Marriage and Motherhood
The real women of Coffee+Crumbs, an online essay blog and podcast, offer great advice about seeking counseling during hard seasons of marriage and motherhood
... continue reading.We Are: Marriage Counseling Specialists
What does working with a marriage counseling specialist mean? Read the values statements that guide couples therapy at Emily Cook Therapy
... continue reading.Discernment Counseling for Couples on the Brink of Divorce
For couples considering ending their relationship, discernment counseling can clarify the best option: the status quo, separation/divorce, or couples therapy
... continue reading.3 Podcasts About Love and Relationships
Interested in podcasts to complement couples therapy, but not sure which to choose? Here are 3 podcasts all about love and relationships!
... continue reading.Forgiveness: What It Isn’t—and What It Can Be
As Dr. Janis Abrahms Spring details in two books, there are both healthy and unhealthy forms of forgiveness. Let’s challenge some assumptions about forgiveness
... continue reading.Mindfulness, according to Jon Kabat-Zinn
Learning how to harness the power of mindfulness, and feeling its benefits in your relationships, is a great way to start experiencing positive results from therapy
... continue reading.So you’re having relationship conflict…now what?
If the “little things” are becoming major issues in your relationship or marriage, ask yourself these four questions. And then contact a couples counselor
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