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Professional Background Couples and Family Therapy Steps Beyond Communication Skills
Use that free consultation to find out if you and your marriage counselor will be a good fit. Here is a list of things to consider
The “180 List” For the Leaning in Spouse: Turning Harmful Urges Into Positive Actions
Here is help.: When a partner is thinking about leaving the relationship, the natural responses by the hopeful spouse may be doing more harm than good.
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Posted in couple friendly counseling, Couples, leaning out, resources for Marriage Family Therapy, Saving the realtionship, self help
Posted in couple friendly counseling, Couples, leaning out, resources for Marriage Family Therapy, Saving the realtionship, self help
Working with Couples in Distress: Therapist Values
As a Christian therapist what are my values about marriages today, healing in marriage, and divorce?
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Posted in Christian Values, couple friendly counseling, Couples, Crisis, marriage friendly, resources for Marriage Family Therapy, Saving the realtionship, self help
Fifty Ways to Love Your Lover: Quick Easy Ways to Connect
Qick tips to help you feel more loving
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Posted in communication, couple friendly counseling, marriage friendly, resources for Marriage Family Therapy, Saving the realtionship, self help, Uncategorized
Alone in Saving this Relationship: Help for the Leaning in Partner
Maybe your partner is the one who cheated… yet you find yourself holding on. You haven’t given up hope. Before making things worse, take a breath and learn about some of your options.
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Posted in Couples, Crisis, marriage friendly, resources for Marriage Family Therapy, Saving the realtionship, self help
Posted in Couples, Crisis, marriage friendly, resources for Marriage Family Therapy, Saving the realtionship, self help
When Did Avoiding Conflict Become Avoiding Each Other?
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Posted in communication, couple friendly counseling, Couples, resources for Marriage Family Therapy, self help
Posted in communication, couple friendly counseling, Couples, resources for Marriage Family Therapy, self help
One Small Change: The Power of Words Part 3
“Four simple words said in the right tone and at the right time, can alter the perception of negative communication with you partner immediately*” Imagine a time when you felt nagged, criticized , pressured, or stuck listening to someone complain. Imagine that string of negative…
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Posted in self help
Help! My Partner is Abandoning Ship
You are alone in wanting to save the relationship. In the stormy seas of a break up panic can sink you faster. These three tips can help you navigate the storms.
One Small Change: The Power of Words (part 1)
As I work with clients I enjoy watching them experience how even the smallest change can have a big impact internally and externally (relationally, physically, emotionally, spiritually, financially, psychologically, and environmentally). One of my favorite small changes involves modifying a…
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Posted in self help
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Ramona Taylor, M.A. LMFT a Clinical Fellow of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (LMFT97652)
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