Why Distinguishing High Conflict From Abuse Is Critical Many couples and therapists use the term “high conflict” interchangeably with abuse — but these are very different dynamics with very different clinical implications. Mislabeling conflict as abuse (or vice versa) can lead to ineffective treatment, unsafe
By Caralee Frederic, LCSW Gottman Therapist Presenter & Trainer Unlock Your Brain’s Potential As therapists, we all want the same thing: to give our clients the very best care. And that starts with how we learn. The Gottman Method is one of the most respected,
Amanda Liñan LCSW, CST The Dual Control Model, as famously discussed by Emily Nagoski, Ph.D. in Come as You Are: The Surprising New Science That Will Transform Your Sex Life, is a great way to understand how you might find more of your desire. If
How does The Gottman Method work in couples counseling? Case Study 1 Empty Nesters This particular couple had many strengths in their relationship and it was a fun delight to congratulate them on how well they had done over the years in building a happy
I always knew I wanted to one day go into private practice, from the start of my career as a therapist. The independence, the opportunity for creativity, the chance to make my own schedule. When the time came to make that plunge from working in
Por Caralee Frederic, LCSW; traducido por Lisett Walp, MFTC Ahora más que nunca, la información es abundante y fácilmente accesible. Hay un experto o un coach para todo: para tu trauma, tu carrera, tus amistades, tu matrimonio. Cada uno viene con sus propias instrucciones, garantías
By Amanda Liñan LCSW, CST Aftercare is one of the most important parts of a healthy sexual relationship. It is one of the main drivers in satisfaction and offers a lot of connection in a very intimate and vulnerable space. Aftercare is the time right
By Amanda Liñan LCSW, CST Romance is a completely subjective experience. I like to explain it as love that is shown through voice or action. When I talk with couples about romance and what is “romantic” to them, people are often stumped at first and
By Lisett Walp MA, MFT-C If you are like me, dating felt like a part time job, constantly searching, scrolling, swiping right or left, endless conversations to see if you were compatible or had similar interests, AND when it didn’t work out, the idea of
By Kara Facundo LPC Are you like many couples who spend hours in the therapist’s office learning the mechanics of new skills only to realize they can’t recreate it when they get home? It’s like going to the drive-through every night and expecting that you’ll
