Communicating is sometimes difficult. People don't always say what they mean. This is a comical look at understanding your partner.
Category: Anger Management
The Key to Understanding in Love and Politics
Learn to communicate more effectively in your marriage and in your political discussions.
Is Your Marital Communication Shut Down?
Are you saying things to your significant other that promote or kill communication?
Digital Therapy using CaseKeepers
Watch our short video on using CaseKeepers for Digital Therapy. Watch Now
Reopening from Lockdown, and Staying Calm
Please consider supporting Dry Bones: Donate In my previous blog, I described that many of us are experiencing a lot of feelings as a result of the coronavirus pandemic and the lockdown. I suggested creating plans with contingencies to help manage the anxiety. Your mission in the next phase of the pandemic is to (a) … Continue reading Reopening from Lockdown, and Staying Calm
Why do I feel this way? I feel like an emotional pinball!
One of my clients shared the following story: “After two weeks without leaving my apartment, I decided to go out to buy some groceries. At first, I was wary and concerned about being exposed to the coronavirus. Then, at the store, I immediately became anxious. I was told I had to do all sorts of … Continue reading Why do I feel this way? I feel like an emotional pinball!
Choosing to Be Stubbornly Happy: No One Makes You Angry
Is your client a victim of anger? Empower them to be stubbornly happy. “OMG! He makes me so angry! He pushes my buttons.” When you hear this, what thoughts come to mind? This person believes someone else causes her to be angry. She has adopted a “victim” role. If she rigidly holds on to the … Continue reading Choosing to Be Stubbornly Happy: No One Makes You Angry