Psychotherapist, Marriage Counselor, Dating Coach, Life Coach
As we get older and grow and change and grow in different directions, it can be difficult to deal with our families, especially at Christmas, especially if you’re staying with them. It can cause frustration, self-doubt, and arguments. Suppose you sleep late, and they get up early, their favorite food is lasagna and you’re on a diet; you drink and…
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Make “having fun together” a priority. Work and children and every day life are all important issues, but “fun” is the glue that bonds two lovers. Talk about the good times. Create good memories now, and then reminisce. Never forget why you choose to be with this person. Don’t keep secrets. Secrets erode the love and the trust. You can…
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Common relationship goals regarding the present and the future including (but not limited to) emotional intimacy, quality time together, pursuit of interests, marriage, children, social life, a home, financial security, sexual intimacy and companionship. A Feeling of goodwill that comes from warmth and truly wanting the very best for your mate. Excitement and interest created by bringing your separate and…
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1. Make a Relationship Resolution to resolve all issues that you repeatedly fight about. Unresolved issues create resentment and resentment erodes a relationship over time. Instead of trying to prove how right you are (even if you are), focus on a solution that respects both opinions. 2. Make a Relationship Resolution to have at least one date night a week….
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I Promise: 1. To focus more on enjoying and loving my life as a single person rather than continually searching for the right mate. 2. To step outside my comfort zone socially so that I stop meeting the same type of men/women and broaden my horizons. 3. To review my patterns in choosing potential mates, and to figure out…
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1. Take more risks. Step outside your comfort zone and challenge yourself, i.e. learn something new, change jobs, move, skydive, go to Europe alone. Do something you’ve always wanted to do but didn’t have the nerve. 2. Promise to set boundaries. With people who drain your time and energy – family, friends, people you may feel sorry for. Relationships…
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Anyone who knows me already knows that what separates me from other therapists is my ability to assess your situation quickly and give you clear, direct, substantial advice. You will get valuable information on how to change … [Read More]