Some couples protect their relationship by avoiding conflict. This is understandable AND it has significant costs. Here's my case for sharing a bit more for your intimacy and love to grow. Daily IG reels <a href="https://www.instagram.com/relationships_revisited/" target="_blank">@relationshipsrevisited </a>

Some couples protect their relationship by avoiding conflict. This is understandable AND it has significant costs. Here's my case for sharing a bit more for your intimacy and love to grow. Daily IG reels @relationshipsrevisited

Some couples protect their relationship by avoiding conflict. This is understandable AND it has significant costs. Here's my case for sharing a bit more for your intimacy and love to grow. Daily IG reels <a href="https://www.instagram.com/relationships_revisited/" rel="noopener noreferrer">@relationshipsrevisited </a>

Couples - When Holding Back is Harmful

A therapist's take on the intersection between Torah wisdom, attachment theory, and neuroscience to empower couples, parents, and individuals in their relationships.
As a spouse, parent, or within your own soul, this podcast will offer you skills and perspectives that can help you become more confident, aware and fulfilled in the "space between".
IG: Instagram.com/relationships_revisited
Comments/Questions: eb@elazarbloom.com

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A therapist's take on the intersection between Torah wisdom, attachment theory, and neuroscience to empower couples, parents, and individuals in their relationships. As a spouse, parent, or within your own soul, this podcast will offer you skills and perspectives that can help you become more confident, aware and fulfilled in the "space between". IG: Instagram.com/relationships_revisited Comments/Questions: eb@elazarbloom.com

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