This article was originally published on SacWellness, a website designed by Sacramento area therapist Joe Borders. SacWellness was a site designed […]
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By Joe Borders, Couples therapist In Roseville and Sacramento August 23, 2019 A while ago I wrote an article for
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This article was originally published on SacWellness, a website designed by Sacramento area therapist Joe Borders. SacWellness was a site designed
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by Joe Borders, MFT Therapist in Roseville, Ca November 3, 2018 Why Your Partner Resembles Your Parent(s) and You Repeatedly
By Angela Borders and Joe Borders, MFT There are so many reasons that sex and communication should be a “can’t
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I was published in Style Magazine again! Check it out! ^_^ Style Magazine: 5 Relationship Questions Answered Just like I
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Mindfulness encourages us to be present in the moment and recognize thoughts as fleeting things that we don’t have to give power to. In this blog post I talk about mindfulness and couples relations as depicted through a music video from the tv show Steven Universe.
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I was published in a local magazine this month! I wrote about five of the most important things I wish for all of the couples I work with to learn. This blog contains the article before it was edited for publication and a few videos.
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How do you express and receive love in your relationships? People tend to have particular “love languages” through which they feel loved and express love to others. It is important for couples to identify and talk about their love languages so they can better give and receive love and feel connected to one another.
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Have you ever been in a situation where you have gotten annoyed and really angry with your partner over something that you would normally think is small and unimportant? Maybe there is something more to it and previous relationships are affecting you in a way that is making you fearful and insecure in your relationship. Everyone has a need to be loved, supported, understood, and cared for by their partners and/or parents. When something happens to threaten that safety and security, we can become sensitive to things that might indicate that we could be hurt again. Sometimes it is important to evaluate whether or not the things that are hard in your relationship are real “deal breakers” or if they are worth “the price of admission”.
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