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Monthly Archives: September 2014
4 ways to be a morning person
Every morning when you wake up, you have the opportunity to set yourself up for a good day. Here are a few simple and powerful tools you can use to improve your mindset and your overall mood first thing in … Continue reading
How arguing can improve your relationship
Arguing is not always a bad thing, believe it or not. It’s not whether you argue with your partner, but how you argue, and more importantly how you reconcile after an argument. It’s healthy to have limits, say no and … Continue reading
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Tagged arguing, emotions, fighting, healthy relationship, love, marriage, partner, relationships
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7 benefits of marriage counselling
Marriage counselling can be a very powerful way to forgive, heal and reconnect with your partner. Drawn from my experience as a couples therapist, here are 7 benefits of marriage counselling: 1. You get unstuck. Marriage counselling invites you to step … Continue reading
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Tagged change, couples counselling, fear, healthy relationship, marriage, marriage counselling, relationships, therapy
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How to break your bad habits
Most of us have bad habits, but we rarely think of the cost. When clients come into therapy wanting to break their bad habits, my first question to them is: “What is it costing you?” Thinking about the negative impact … Continue reading