Who's Afraid of Couples Therapy?
Stretching Your Comfort Zone
Editor's Note
Rich SimonThis issue’s contributors aren’t just convinced that therapists should do more couples therapy, but that risk-taking and turning up the heat in the therapy room is the key to having real therapeutic impact with couples. Read more
Facing Our Fears
Why We Avoid Doing Couples TherapyAs neuroscience increasingly shows how wired we are to our intimate partners, an important question arises for therapists: Why do we primarily continue to see... Read more
Removing The Masks
Let’s Stop Wasting TimeConventional therapeutic wisdom aside, people typically don’t hurt each other because they’re out of touch, unable to communicate, or can’t help... Read more
A Matter Of Choice
Deciding: to be Right or be Married?Do you want to be right or be married? Okay, now pause, think, breathe . . . and choose between First Consciousness and Second Consciousness. Read more
In Or Out?
Treating the Mixed-Agenda CoupleAt least 30 percent of couples coming to therapy have fundamentally different agendas about whether to try to save the marriage. If we’re ever going to... Read more
Departments
From Estrangement to Engagement
Helping Fathers and Daughters Connect
The Five “A’s” of Transformation
The Enneagram as a Clinical Tool
The Heart of Darkness
Plumbing the Nature of Evil
The Fundamental Things
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