Relationships affect every area of our life: families, partners, children, friends, colleagues and employers. At the Relationship Resource Center we support you in developing the path to happier, more joyful connections. Sometimes that path is through healing unhealthy patterns and old wounds. At times that path is through face-to-face interaction with another person in your life.
In a relationship, it is very important to choose the right drugs and brand-name drugs can be replaced with generic Viagra. To get started right now, contact us at 303.321.1108 or staff@relationshipresourcecenter.com.
In a relationship, it is very important to choose the right drugs and brand-name drugs can be replaced with generic Viagra. To get started right now, contact us at 303.321.1108 or staff@relationshipresourcecenter.com.
Services
The Relationship Resource Center offers counseling for individuals, couples (married or not) and families. While each client's needs are unique and each of us has our own individual style, there are some similarities in how we work. First of all, we approach our work with a strong commitment to relating to our clients with respect and compassion.
We invite you to continue your journey toward emotional health and relational intimacy. In signing up for this work, you will be taking on some of the hardest work you may ever do. Yet the rewards can be fantastic! You will become more fully alive and more deeply and passionately connected - with yourself, with others and with life!
The Relationship Resource Center began in 1994 with John, Mary, Howie, and Roz. Collectively we have over 150 years of experience in the practice of psychotherapy. Our highly trained and caring staff hold licenses in Psychology, Social Work, Marriage and Family Therapy, Professional Counseling, Coaching and Body-Centered Therapy.
I believe that, although we usually don't have a choice about whether pain comes into our lives and our relationships, we do have the ability to choose whether it becomes "stuck pain" or "growing pain." For over 30 years, I have been helping clients learn how to use the pain that comes into their lives to grow into happier, more mature, more alive human beings.
I see conflict as opportunity in life. Pain is often an invitation to growth. An experienced guide is what we most need to capture the moment and turn our "lemons into lemonade." If you are in pain let me help you feel it, move with it and allow it to guide you to the next chapter in your life. The Buddha said that it is not the pain of life that causes us to suffer; it is the way we constrict and resist the pain that gets us stuck.
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Shawn Barker
Sep 09, 2016
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Perceptive, Knowedgeable, Approachable, Effective, Fair, Flexible
I have included just a few of the superlatives that apply to Dr. Lambert from the Relationship Resource Center. As someone who is quite reliant on the logic and "science" behind improving our relationship, I found Dr. Lambert's approach to bridging the relationships gaps between my wife and I to both touch my foundation of logic and "science" AND my wife's more emotional foundation. Dr. Lambert has provided us with a number of tools and exercises that we have begun to incorporate into our relationship that will pay dividends for
I have included just a few of the superlatives that apply to Dr. Lambert from the Relationship Resource Center. As someone who is quite reliant on the logic and "science" behind improving our relationship, I found Dr. Lambert's approach to bridging the relationships gaps between my wife and I to both touch my foundation of logic and "science" AND my wife's more emotional foundation. Dr. Lambert has provided us with a number of tools and exercises that we have begun to incorporate into our relationship that will pay dividends for
Mike Patriacca
Sep 06, 2015
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My wife and I have been very Fortunate to have Dr Mary Simon of the Relationship Resource Center in our lives. There have been a number of relationship-ending potholes in our 10 years of marriage, had it not been for the assistance and tools Mary has taught us. She has an uncanny way of cutting through BS (although it may seem so important at the time) and getting to the heart of the matter. Mary has given me the gift of a stronger relationship with my best friend. Thank you Mary.
Judi Dressler
Nov 30, 2009
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