Codependency in Professional Couples: The Hidden Cost of Being “The Strong One”
Being the Strong one is often overlooked and not talked about. Codependency is often breed from childhood trauma or relationship trauma, so taking a step back to uncover how to take care of yourself in a relationship is often the healing magic many couples need to thrive.
How Your Family's Mental Health and Substance Use Affected You as a Child—and How It Shows Up in Your Adult Relationships Today
Family mental health issues often bring out substance and behavioral misuse symptoms, which can have a monumental ripple impact on children and parents.
Healing Together: How Emotionally Focused Therapy Helps Couples Recover from Addiction
Addiction and emotional disengagement can be so disruptful to a couple and family system. Discussing feelings and parts is the most impactful work to connect the two and create homeostatis.
Can couples recover together?
As the majority of the population struggles with depression or anxiety, they look to avoid those feelings with behavioral, substance, and alcohol misuse. Can healing in a couple still occur? How do we do it well?
How can Connecting through our Parts heal our relationships?
Dr. Richard Shwartz really came together to understand our psche’s in this modality. So did Alexander Milov in this beautiful representation of our inner child healing. Learning effective communication through understanding our parts;