Category Archives: Couples counselling

Family Professional Support Through the Separation/Divorce Process

Posted on February 10, 2011 by Gary Direnfeld

It is almost a given that people enter into co-habiting relationships, particularly marriage expecting it will be long lasting, if not forever-lasting. Thus when a breakdown occurs, there is at least upset, disappointment and disillusionment. In view of same, some … Continue reading →

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Five Needs Every Marriage Has

Posted on December 21, 2010 by Susan Pease Gadoua

Like it or not, you have needs: we all do. We would hardly be human if we didn’t. In my work, I am often surprised by how many people – both men and women – either try to deny their … Continue reading →

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Are You Doing Your Couples Clients a Disservice?

Posted on November 11, 2010 by Susan Pease Gadoua

Couples need more than one hour per week to change bad habits As great as talk therapy is, it has its limits – especially when it comes to working with couples. This fact hit me last week when I was … Continue reading →

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