There are times in life when we all feel overwhelmed or lost. Your marriage may feel rocky, like you and your partner have lost that sense of closeness, connection, and intimacy. You might be facing a difficult decision and feel unable to choose a path. Or the traumas of your past are keeping you from experiencing the joy that exists in your life today.
It doesn't have to be that way. I work with couples to strengthen their connection, work through infidelity, revitalize their sex life, and get back to working together as a team. I help individuals connect with their feelings, establish firm boundaries, ask for what they need, and stop saying yes when they really mean no.
It doesn't have to be that way. I work with couples to strengthen their connection, work through infidelity, revitalize their sex life, and get back to working together as a team. I help individuals connect with their feelings, establish firm boundaries, ask for what they need, and stop saying yes when they really mean no.
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My name is Jacob Brown, and you may be wondering why there's a picture of me at a cooking class and a picture of a bicycle. It's because I love cooking and cycling. And I think it's important that you know something about who I am. Many therapists believe that it's important to hide themselves from their clients.
We all face problems in our lives. Problems are normal. But sometimes, it goes beyond having trouble with a family challenge or a career change. Some of us walk around with an overwhelming feeling of being out of sync with our own life. You want to feel happier and more connected to the people in your life, but somehow the opportunities for happiness just seem to slip through your fingers.
You go along in life thinking that you know who you are. Then you hit your 50's, 60's or 70's and everything starts to change. The shift may be subtle, but the effect is tectonic. You no longer feel like the person you used to be. And you may begin to deal with the big life questions that never seemed really felt important when you were younger.
Nothing can tear a relationship apart like infidelity. It can be a sexual affair, an emotional affair, flirting, use of pornography, or any other way in which one partner feels their trust has been betrayed by the other. Because, at its core, the pain of infidelity comes from a betrayal of trust. And it can make the best relationship feel broken and full of despair.
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