Relationships Revisited

Relationships Revisited

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Relationships Revisited episodes

  • Couples - The Courage to Heal #4

    The entrance fee of a loving relationship is.....PAIN

    Part of needing someone is the implicit fear that comes right alongside that need. The fear of our need not being responded to, of rejection and the pain it leads to. This fear generally shows up in 2 ways:

    • Fear of abandonment

    • Fear of failure

    Learn more about how these fears can affect your relationship so you can do something about it.

    9 min
  • Couples - The Courage to Heal #3

    Leave your parents out of your marriage. 

    Is it even possible? 

    To have a conscious relationship, it helps to become aware of the default LENS you bring to relating. WE ALL HAVE ONE! Understanding the relational templates that we formed as a children (in our first relationships with caregivers) is a bold step in creating a healthy interdependent dynamic with our spouse.

    10 min
  • Couples - The Courage to Heal #2

    Are you too close? Too Distant? What is THE mark of a healthy couple?

    Learning how to maintain my own identity while co-creating a shared space in which we connect is what healthy couples do. It the ongoing dance of INTERdependence. Learn more about moving toward it in this episode. 

    9 min
  • Couples - The Courage to Heal #1

    When a brave couple enters my office, after pleasantries, often the first thing that I ask is: 

    “How do you folks feel about being here?” 

     A common response I get is: “I can’t believe we are here..” 

    There is a sense of shame and failure - “what’s wrong with us??” 

    And I totally get it. 

    But the truth is: Nothing is wrong with you, in fact, it’s to be expected.

    In this episdoe we begin to learn why. 

    9 min

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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.