Thoughts from your Therapist

It’s Not About the Dishes…
Karl Thomas, MA Karl Thomas, MA

It’s Not About the Dishes…

A Harvard University study shows 25% of divorces happen in part because of conflict about housework. Add to that work stress, sex, money, new baby, or in-law relationships, and there’s a hefty list of things to fight about.

But what if I told you that it’s not actually about the dishes, or the laundry, or the cleaning?

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The Three-Legged Stool Part 2
Eva Morrison, MSW, LICSW Eva Morrison, MSW, LICSW

The Three-Legged Stool Part 2

Many people try to think their way through emotional situations, assuming the solution lies entirely in logic.

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The Three-Legged Stool Part 1
Eva Morrison, MSW, LICSW Eva Morrison, MSW, LICSW

The Three-Legged Stool Part 1

Many of us default to thinking our way through problems. And sometimes, that’s necessary! But thinking alone can leave us stuck in loops—anxious, frustrated, or disconnected.

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How To: Set Boundaries Part 2
Alaina Lindquist, MA Alaina Lindquist, MA

How To: Set Boundaries Part 2

Though many of us fear a limit is by definition harsh, if a limit is needed, it does not need to be harsh, or rude, or intense. You can be firm in what you need while also communicating with warmth and compassion.

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