Great News about Empathy: New research shows effort matters more than getting it right
If you sit in a restaurant and look around sometimes you can determine who is married and who is still dating. A couple still…
Communication
Compassion in Healing Relationships
Compassion involves observing the suffering of another and feeling a desire to help alleviate the suffering. Compassion in a counseling setting is by nature…
Time Out: Working Through Anger in Relationships
Times of anger and frustration are inevitable in every relationship, especially when we care deeply for another person. Anger is a natural response when…
The Weather in Houston is _____: How the Stories We Tell Shape Perception
The weather in Houston is ______. You’ve heard it from out-of-towners. “How do you live there! It’s so hot…and the humidity!” I heard it…
Celebrate Together: How Our Responses Make or Break Our Relationships.
We all want to be heard. Our responses to one another impact the health of our relationships. When we share something of ourselves with…
Collaboration in Counseling
People are not machines. It seems quite obvious but the fact has quite a bit to do with our approach to therapy. When a…
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