Family Well Being Counseling

A Deeper Look at How We Bond and Attach as Adults Once the desire for intimacy is awakened in mature adults, so too awaken recollections of our primal urge for unity. Regression happens! Learning to differentiate ourselves from the ones we rely on for nurturing is difficult work. Early childhood truly sets the template for our experience of adult intimacy. But it doesn't end there. Learning to love autonomously as an adult gives us the chance to grow up all over again.

Raising Silence Breakers in an Age of Sexual Empowerment by Jonathan Bartlett Taking as our cues the hyper-privileged denials and uncapped outrage revealed in the headlines, how can we play our part as parents to revise the fearful sexual climate of our society? The answers are more in focus now than ever.... Take heart, parents. Here's some positive cues as you talk about sex with your kids in 2018 https://www.familywellbeing.net/parenting-skills/ #parenting See more

When ready to conclude therapy, expect parts of you to stay behind, rooted in a relationship unlike any other. A look at the meaning uncovered in how therapists and clients say Good Bye... https://www.familywellbeing.net/individual-psychotherapy/

As men we come to recognize that we have been hardwired and programmed for action. It may not appear like a choice to bypass our deeper emotional responses when bad things happen. We just do. Ideally though, we can still find the way to a place and time where the tears can flow. https://www.familywellbeing.net/individual-psychotherapy/

Repairing deeper hurts means going deeper than simply saying you're sorry. These three skill sets are your blueprint to a truly healing apology and forgiveness. #therapy #couplescounseling #therapist #sorry