Five Steps out of Couple Conflict
Whenever it comes time for me to write a blog, I think back over the trends I’ve been seeing in my clients. Recently, I’ve had several couples with similar conflict-resolution […]
Tag: frustration
Counseling: Three Choices Equals Freedom
When working with clients, have you ever encountered someone who knows what they want but has no clue of what to do to get there? If you were trained as […]
Obliterate Stress during the Pandemic
Well, what do you know—it is Stress Awareness Month in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic. What could be more stressful than a crisis with no end in sight? Of […]
Coronavirus: Stages of Grief
I intended to write about something other than coronavirus this week, but as the severity of the situation drastically increased, I feel compelled to write about the reality of most […]
Coaches as Hope Warriors
As coaches, it is our job to show our clients that there is hope. When they’re feeling like they’re ‘broken,’ we show them that their pain is temporary, that there […]
True Happiness
When looking for the cause of their unhappiness and frustration, most people look outside of themselves. After all, wouldn’t life be perfect if the significant people in our lives would […]
