February 6, 2017
I teach marriage and family therapy graduate students at Northwestern University, and I start my course with a 10,000-foot overview of the history and study of intimate relationships. Year after… READ MORE
November 2, 2016
by Dr. Samantha Rodman Many people feel distant from their spouse or partner at times. It can be a struggle to reconnect in our busy lives. While date nights may… READ MORE
October 13, 2016
This November, Non-Duality Press is pleased to present the latest from Greg Goode: After Awareness: The End of the Path. Goode is known for his unique combination of penetrating insight, comfort with… READ MORE
June 8, 2016
Inclusion in tribes was a condition of survival in earlier eras of human history. As a result, our ancestors grew extremely sensitive to the threat of rejection from the group,… READ MORE
September 29, 2015
By Tammy Nelson, PhD What does it mean to work with couples in open marriages? Not all therapists personally agree with the concept of open marriage. However, you don’t have… READ MORE
September 24, 2015
TN: Why did you choose to write a book about your personal experiences with opening your marriage? GX: As a society, we need more conversation about sex and relationships…. READ MORE
March 13, 2015
By Leslie Becker-Phelps, PhD Clients who feel worthless are chronically unhappy. They might find some solace by throwing themselves into work or by being an incredibly kind and caring friend…. READ MORE
December 30, 2014
By Susan Tschudi, MA Clients who have ongoing problems in key relationships—with family, friends, coworkers, or a combination—can create frustration for the therapist and hinder any therapeutic progress, especially when… READ MORE
December 9, 2014
By Stan Tatkin, PsyD Many couple therapists intervene too soon, before discovering what is actually going on and before understanding the couple’s arousal capacities and deficits. Couples are allowed to… READ MORE
Part 2: What to Do When a Client Is Participating in Self-Judgment?
April 23, 2024
