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John Gottman, in his research with couples, divided them into the "Masters and Disasters" of Marriage. One of the findings was that "Masters" of relationship (or any kind successful couples) excelled, not in avoiding conflict, but in … [Read more...] about Aftermath: How Successful Couples Navigate Conflict
Read MoreIn this video Connie Feutz, one of the original six Master Clinicians at the John Gottman Institute talks about two necessary parts of a successful relationship: good will, and the skills to navigate difficult … [Read more...] about Two Arms
Read MoreIn this video Connie Feutz, one of the original six Master Clinicians at the John Gottman Institute talks about the Touchstone Meeting—a communication strategy for busy couples striving for more balance and harmony in their … [Read more...] about Touchstone
Read MoreIn this video Connie Feutz, one of the original six clinicians at the John Gottman Institute talks about one trait of successful couples: the idea that honoring one another's points of view is more important than being right. More … [Read more...] about Two Equally Valid Subjective Realities
Read MoreWhen engaged in couples or marriage counseling, I envision a resilient, viable, loving relationship has having two strong, flexible arms: with one arm, we build Good Will while with the other, we skillfully navigate our differences or … [Read more...] about Two Arms
Read MoreDr. Sue Johnson, the founder of EFT, or Emotionally Focused Therapy, a highly effective couples therapy model, teaches that: The key to long-lasting love is emotional responsiveness. What emotional responsiveness is and how it works … [Read more...] about Hello? Are You There?
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