By Joe Borders, Marriage and Family Therapist In Roseville and Sacramento August 23, 2019 A while ago I wrote an …
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By Bill Blazek, Marriage and Family Therapist In Sacramento July 17, 2019 Spiritual Values: The Great Predictor of Marital Happiness When couples …
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By Joe Borders, Marriage and Family Therapist In Roseville and Sacramento November 3, 2018 Why Your Partner Resembles Your …
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Have you ever wondered why you seem to have the same repeated relationship problems? Maybe you’ve encountered the same problems …
A while ago I wrote an article for the local Style Magazine. I thought it was a good one and …
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Have you ever had a time when someone important to you wasn’t there for you when you needed them and you really felt abandoned? Like you were reaching out for him or her and he/she wasn’t there or was cold and unresponsive. This can be a particularly painful experience that can damage a person’s sense of safety and ability to open up and reach out to loved ones for help. In this blog post I share a video that speaks to many people who have had this kind of experience repeatedly or in a big way.
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.
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.
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.