Couples Therapy
Most important in any therapeutic process is the creation of an emotionally-safe environment in which to express one’s thoughts and feelings.
In Couples Therapy, listening to each other, and to oneself, with patience and respect is essential ... yet often needs to be re-learned.
Ms. Carboni is particularly adept at creating the “safe space” necessary for identifying frustrations and hurts, addressing conflicts and misunderstandings, and especially for expressing hopes and desires for security, loving connection and happiness.
In the course of therapy, Ms. Carboni often recommends that couples read Dr. John Gray’s Men Are From Mars; Women Are From Venus and after that, Dr. Sue Johnson’s Hold Me Tight. Doing so creates a common language and understanding of how complications and conflicts arise and how they can be resolved.
In Couples Therapy, listening to each other, and to oneself, with patience and respect is essential ... yet often needs to be re-learned.
Ms. Carboni is particularly adept at creating the “safe space” necessary for identifying frustrations and hurts, addressing conflicts and misunderstandings, and especially for expressing hopes and desires for security, loving connection and happiness.
In the course of therapy, Ms. Carboni often recommends that couples read Dr. John Gray’s Men Are From Mars; Women Are From Venus and after that, Dr. Sue Johnson’s Hold Me Tight. Doing so creates a common language and understanding of how complications and conflicts arise and how they can be resolved.
|
"On reflection, one of the things I needed to learn was to allow myself to be loved."
-- Isha McKenzie-Mavinga |
