The Other Side of “It’s Not Personal”

The Other Side of “It’s Not Personal”

A few weeks ago, we talked about how important it is to consider the possibility that what other people do is not always about you. People are responding to you in accordance to their own past, their own assumptions and their own tendencies. This is 

Looking at Process Over Content Can Change Your Communication

Looking at Process Over Content Can Change Your Communication

Until I trained as a therapist, I never intentionally paid attention to what happens in the process of communicating with someone. Communication just happened. As I learned what process vs content meant, I realized how much information is embedded in the actual process of communication. 

4 Ways to Approach and Deal with Uncomfortable Truths and Conversations

4 Ways to Approach and Deal with Uncomfortable Truths and Conversations

I have a lot to learn. And unlearn. I have been spending time this week listening, seeing and digging deep around the issues of racism, white supremacy, white fragility, what it means to practice being an ally and anti-racist. As I hope many people in 

5 Ways To Bring More Harmony To Your Relationship While Being Safer at Home

5 Ways To Bring More Harmony To Your Relationship While Being Safer at Home

For most of us, life feels extra challenging right now. One of the ways we might be experiencing this heightened struggle is in our relationship with our domestic partner. This makes sense given the increased time spent around each other in close proximity. Little irritations 

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Overwhelmed?  Take these 3 steps.

Overwhelmed? Take these 3 steps.

It is that time of year. So much is going on and coming up. And, that is natural. When overwhelm hits, it feels like you need to do all the things. What actually needs to happen is taking a step back. Not much good comes 

One Way Conflict Can Be Good News For You Every Time

One Way Conflict Can Be Good News For You Every Time

What if your spouse, loved one, best friend is not the bad guy? What if you aren’t either? Let’s be honest, sometimes it feels good that the other person is the “bad guy”. Then we get to be right, justified and safe. At the same