Marla Gale is the author of the book, "Dirty Dishes and Other War Stories" Something as simple as "Dirty Dishes" can cause an argument and set the tone for a whole evening. The books title, "Dirty Dishes" is a metaphor for any trigger that causes a strong emotional response. The longer a person is upset by the same behavior the more intense the emotional response becomes.
A strong believer in preventing relationship breakdowns by training people to acquire the ability to maintain or develop healthy and significant relationships, Mrs. Gale attended various training programs and then developed her training program. She received a grant from Target Stores and presented "A Toolbox of Relationship Skills".
A strong believer in preventing relationship breakdowns by training people to acquire the ability to maintain or develop healthy and significant relationships, Mrs. Gale attended various training programs and then developed her training program. She received a grant from Target Stores and presented "A Toolbox of Relationship Skills".
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Marla Gale is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LCSW, by the state of Florida, and a certified Diplomat, DCSW, by the National Association of Social Workers. The Supreme Court of Florida has certified her as a Family Mediator. Mrs. Gale was also a Clinical Associate Professor at Barry University. She received her Masters in Social Work from Barry University with Honors and her Bachelor's degree from the University of Miami (Magna Cum Laude).
This is not just another white tower mental health book. This book is an easy-to-read series of actual, real-life events. It allows the reader to get a true sense of the critical importance of communication in interpersonal relationships. It is written for anyone wishing to learn "how to" incorporate healthy and effective techniques in their everyday lives.
Relationships are the foundation of our life; our relationship to ourselves, to others, the environment and the universe. We are matter interacting with all the forces of nature, and to everyone on this planet. All of our ideas about ourselves are formed through relating to the world around us.
All of our information must first come in through our senses; something we hear, something we see, something we touch or that touches us, something we smell, something we taste.As this information comes in through our senses it is labeled good, bad, or neutral. This process is how our thoughts about ourselves and others are formed.
All of our information must first come in through our senses; something we hear, something we see, something we touch or that touches us, something we smell, something we taste.As this information comes in through our senses it is labeled good, bad, or neutral. This process is how our thoughts about ourselves and others are formed.
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Rabia J.
Dec 31, 2018
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900th Review and this is a special one for me. How many times do we not think of ourselves first ? Sometimes life is happening so fast and we have stress or issues that we do not address quickly. Many would shy away from writing a review about mental health and therapy but I think businesses like these need addressing and acknowledging more.
I wont go into details about my visits. But Marla Gale is an excellent therapist. She specializes in many areas of expertise such as: anger management, bipolar behavior, chronic pain issues, behavioral issues, communication skills, divorce, parenting issues
I wont go into details about my visits. But Marla Gale is an excellent therapist. She specializes in many areas of expertise such as: anger management, bipolar behavior, chronic pain issues, behavioral issues, communication skills, divorce, parenting issues
