#psychlopedia – Conflict Resolution
When two or more people find a solution to an argument or problem, it is called conflict resolution. When couples come to therapy, they are
When two or more people find a solution to an argument or problem, it is called conflict resolution. When couples come to therapy, they are
A gender role is a behavior or attitude that society has associated with being male or female. If two individuals have differing opinions on what they
Suicidal ideation is another way of saying suicidal thoughts or thoughts about how to kill oneself. These thoughts can be quick and vague, or long
Our counselors use a type of therapy called EFT with couples in our office. EFT stands for emotionally focused therapy. This technique is based on
Stigma is a negative idea that society has connected to a certain circumstance. For a long time there has been a stigma associated with mental
For the #psychlodpedia this week, we are going to go over four words that are often confused or misused. Psychologist– These are counselors who can
Triangulation is when one person does not communicate directly with another, but communicates to them through a third person. This is often a form of
Domestic violence is defined as violence or aggression within the home. This can have a great affect on the people directly involved, as well as
Within every relationship there are boundaries. When those boundaries become unclear it is referred to as enmeshment. This is often seen in regards to the
According to the family systems theory, a person is better understood when their role in their family is taken into account. Dr. Murray Bowen developed