Chandler Counseling & Consulting - St. Cloud, MN

04/04/2023

Of all of the variables, in my view, this is the most critical one for determining the success rate of couples counseling. Without the willingness to do things differently, and that willingness proved by observable action, the other factors will not lead to real change.
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02/17/2023

Identifying the root of your anger is vital to arriving at a healthy and productive solution. Recurring angry words or behavior often stems from unaddressed emotional baggage. To read more about this post go here:

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01/27/2023

What ways of doing things seem to work well for your mate? Is he or she consistent in picking up after themselves immediately rather than putting cleanup off until things pile up?
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01/14/2023

As a teletherapy and online marriage therapist and couples’ counselor who specializes in marriage therapy, questions about the cost, frequency, number of sessions, insurance coverage are common. People want to know these factors so they may be confident about beginning marriage counseling.
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12/30/2022

You can express anger in healthy ways by firmly communicating your boundaries. It may be helpful to be mad about how things have been, but anger becomes unhealthy when mixed with aggression, put-downs, or threatening behavior.
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12/24/2022

Lower Your Stress with Counseling Therapy
Finding ways like the 7 preparations for lowering stress shown above can help your life to flow more smoothly. By not having to look at clutter, your mind becomes more relaxed and meditative and your energy level is likely to remain higher.
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12/15/2022

Although letting your partner take a few minutes to vent their anger works well for some couples, it has four downsides. Read more of this post here: https://stcloudcounselingtherapy.com/is-your-spouse-angry-7-ways-to-calm-anger-end-arguments/

12/03/2022

Establishing a routine to communicate with each other keeps you connected and mutually engaged. Couples who talk regularly tend to be happier with each other. You can address any friction that arises at an early stage.
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11/23/2022

Emotions will back you up when you’re saying enough is enough. However, self-awareness is crucial in making sure you express those emotions healthily and safely.
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11/18/2022

Most romantic relationships are wildly positive at the outset. They typically continue to flourish for a good deal of time before arguments, criticism dissatisfaction occurs.
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11/11/2022

Whether your children are younger, teenagers, adults, or even aware of the affair, they will be affected short and long-term by how you and your partner respond to your relationship breach. Read more about this post here: https://stcloudcounselingtherapy.com/how-infidelity-impacts-young-teenage-adult-children/

10/28/2022

Most moms and dads find raising their children to be rewarding overall. However, parenting is also very demanding.
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