In the news, we're constantly hearing about the marital breakups of high-profile couples, both celebrities and politicians. More often than not, their breakups were the result of infidelity. But are you paying attention to your own relationship? Did you know that no relationship is immune to an affair?.and that affairs don't come out of the blue?
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As an argument resolution and affairs in marriage expert, and licensed marriage family therapist in Santa Rosa, California, I work with individuals, couples, and families. I am best suited to work with individuals and couples with marital problems, including how to survive an affair, self-esteem issues, and those who want to improve their communication skills and change their lives.
Does your marriage need help now? You may think that you'll never be able to forgive, recover, or even survive the mess that you're in. You may think it's too late to save your marriage, but have you ever thought that it just may be the beginning? The first step to argument resolution is to look at your cycle of arguments.
Sharon M. Rivkin, M.A., M.F.T., argument resolution expert and couples therapist, San Francisco Bay Area, believes that unless someone is completely vicious, no one enters a marriage with the intention of destroying it, yet the divorce rate gets higher every year and couples, even if they don't divorce, are often unhappy and in loveless marriages.
Write a powerful and effective letter. It's an excellent opportunity to communicate your feelings, send a clear and direct message, get your point across, and resolve the conflict, or just get closure. I can help you get your message across and be heard, which might mean opening the lines of communication, or in some cases, opting to close them - it's all up to you.
Often when working with couples, it can be difficult to know where to begin unraveling thbre seeds of their current conflict. Learn why argument resolution can never happen without examining the root cause of the first argument of the couple. Left unresolved, the first argument repeats itself in different forms throughout the relationship, thereby creating a repetitive argument pattern that is extremely difficult to break.
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