Archive for September, 2010
It’s Time to Get Help: How to Approach Your Partner
Dawn: Andy, all we do is argue! Don’t you see that we can’t figure this out by ourselves? We need a counselor. Andy: No way. I won’t tell a stranger all our private stuff. What do you do when you and your partner go round and round arguing about the same things? You know the [...]
Posted: September 29th, 2010 under Communication, Conflict & Problem Solving, Grow Your Relationship.
Tags: 10 tips for getting him to talk, fear of change, fear of the outcome, fear of therapy, free teleclasses, how to talk to your partner, product recommendations, relationship recharge, relationship roadblocks, resistant relationships, teleclass
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The Truth About What You Can and Can’t Change About Your Partner
The success of marriage comes not in finding the “right” person, but in the ability of both partners to adjust to the real person they inevitably realize they married. – John Fischer Ever wonder why we idealize our partner at the beginning of a relationship and overlook, ignore or deny the things we don’t like? [...]
Posted: September 22nd, 2010 under Communication, Conflict & Problem Solving, Grow Your Relationship.
Tags: john fischer, product recommendations, quotes about marriage, relationship recharge, richard needham, what you can change about your partner
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How to Get Your Partner to Work with You & How to Make Changes Stick
Monday morning at the Hollanders office: 9 a.m. – Megan comes to counseling alone, “I want to work on our relationship but my husband refuses to come to counseling. He won’t even engage in a real discussion about ‘us’ because ‘we shouldn’t have to work on it.’ It feels like I’m the only one doing [...]
Posted: September 16th, 2010 under Communication, Conflict & Problem Solving, Grow Your Relationship.
Tags: conscious and active co-creation, how to get your partner to work, make changes stick, make lasting change, partner won't go to therapy, radical relationships
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The Top 3 Reasons Partners Won’t Do Relationship Work
“I’ve asked my partner for the last two years to come to marriage counseling with me, but he refuses. I don’t understand why he is so adamant.” If we had a penny for every time we’ve heard that in the last 22 years, we’d be rich. There are many reasons that partners do not want [...]
Posted: September 15th, 2010 under Communication, Conflict & Problem Solving.
Tags: 10 tips for getting him to talk, fear of change, fear of the outcome, fear of therapy, partner won't work, product recommendations, relationship recharge, relationship roadblocks, won't go to couples counseling
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Your Relationship”S” With Your Partner
“All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players….” was written by Shakespeare, but this writer of plays and beautiful sonnets about “living and loving” left out one important factor, which is that though in a relationship there are indeed two players, both players often participate simultaneously in two “different” plays [...]
Posted: September 4th, 2010 under Emotional Baggage, Grow Your Relationship.
Tags: baggage, common roadblocks to effective communication, courageous awareness and compassionate understanding, family history affects your relationship
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Your Personal Journey to Extraordinary: Don’t Forget Your Provisions
During this past month, we took you on a ride down Extraordinary Relationship Lane, where we visited the three critical stops along your journey to move your partnership to extraordinary: 1) Conscious and Active Co-Creation 2) Courageous Awareness and Compassionate Understanding of Self & Partner 3) Vital Connection in Head, Heart & Hormones To help [...]
Posted: September 1st, 2010 under Grow Your Relationship.
Tags: conscious and active co-creation, courageous awareness and compassionate understanding, extraordinary partnership, how close are you to extraordinary, journey to an extraordinary relationship, product recommendations, relationship recharge, the three elements, vitally connected in head heart hormones
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