#marriage and family therapist

[markbragger391]

Find Reliable Therapists in Toronto - Marriage, Family, and Virtual

Discover skilled therapists in Toronto specializing in marriage and family dynamics. NKS Therapy provides virtual therapy services, supporting clients on their journey to healing and strengthening connections. Visit the website to learn more about marriage and family therapists in Toronto.

#Therapist Toronto #Family Therapist Toronto #Marriage And Family Therapist #Virtual Therapist

[katiekovaleski]

The Art of Confrontation: Resolving Conflict Through Direct Communication

Introduction:

The idea of confrontation is frequently seen as unpleasant and threatening, conjuring up images of contentious debates and strained relationships. Confrontation has a particular significance in the context of mental therapy. It turns into a crucial instrument for development, self-awareness, and recovery. The art of confrontation in therapy involves deftly handling challenging discussions with empathy and candour, producing dramatic results for people seeking mental wellbeing. In this essay, we'll examine the effectiveness of therapeutic conflict and how it can foster growth and emotional healing.

Therapeutic Confrontation: An Understanding

Confrontation is the process of openly addressing and debating delicate subjects or troubling behaviours that impede human development in the context of mental treatment. It gives the therapist the chance to help the patient gain a deeper comprehension of their feelings, thoughts, and behavioural patterns. Instead of placing blame or passing judgement, therapeutic confrontation aims to create a secure environment where the client and therapist can both explore their vulnerabilities and collaborate on effective change.

The advantages of conflict:

Confrontation exposes blind spots and helps people recognise and accept elements of themselves that they might have previously avoided or ignored. This promotes self-awareness. Clients can better understand their emotions, motivations, and underlying problems causing their mental health troubles by addressing uncomfortable realities.

Overcoming defence mechanisms: To protect themselves from emotional suffering, many people adopt defence mechanisms. However, these techniques frequently prevent real interactions and personal development. These obstacles can be broken down by skillful confrontation, allowing clients to explore their vulnerabilities and create more effective coping mechanisms.

promoting emotional development: By confronting unhelpful behaviours, mental patterns, and belief systems, confrontation can promote significant emotional development. People can develop new ways of thinking, feeling, and reacting to life's obstacles by looking at the causes of these patterns and working through them.

Confrontation can initially be uncomfortable, but it ultimately enhances the therapeutic partnership between the client and the therapist. Building trust and making clients feel supported on their path to recovery through open and honest communication. The therapeutic relationship transforms into a secure setting where people can communicate their worries, annoyances, and aspirations without worrying about being judged.

The Practise of Effective Confrontation:

Competence, sensitivity, and respect for the client's particular experiences are necessary for effective therapeutic confrontation. Here are some important factors to think about:

Making a safe space: Confrontations that are beneficial require the creation of a safe, judgment-free atmosphere. Throughout the process, clients must feel listened, understood, and appreciated.

Therapy staff members need to actively listen to their patients, picking up on both verbal and nonverbal clues. This enables them to comprehend the client's viewpoint more thoroughly and adjust their strategy as a result.

Empathy and compassion: It's crucial to approach conflict with empathy and compassion. It fosters an atmosphere where clients can explore their vulnerabilities without worrying about rejection or criticism by making them feel supported and understood.

Pacing and timing: Confrontation should be handled delicately and at the appropriate time. While delaying confrontation may impede growth, rushing into difficult subjects can overwhelm customers. Based on each person's level of readiness, skilled therapists decide when and how quickly to have a confrontation.

Conclusion:

In mental therapy, the art of confrontation is a potent instrument for personal growth, healing, and self-discovery. Therapists help people build healthier coping mechanisms, self-awareness, and emotional growth by deftly tackling difficult topics. Clients can explore their vulnerabilities in a secure environment during therapeutic confrontation, which also strengthens the therapeutic partnership and challenges dysfunctional patterns. As people master the art of conflict, they start a transforming process.

#psych-k #couple counseling #marriage counseling #marriage psych #couple therapy #avoiding confrontation #marriage and family therapist

[couplesinstitutecounseling]

Licensed Marriage And Family Therapists In Menlo Park, CA

Menlo Park, Palo Alto, Stanford, Portola Valley, Woodside, Atherton and Online throughout California

For almost 15 years, Michelle has helped couples manage conflicts and stop negative cycles — a major cause of distress.

She explains, “I teach couples communication skills specific to their relationship dynamics, so that they can repair blunders and prevent painful interactions from reoccurring. Couples learn how to respond to tense situations in a way that unites and connects them, instead of divides.”

Michelle’s clients appreciate her wisdom, insight and the expertise she’s gained from years of working with the founders and directors of The Couples Institute, as well as other leading experts. In addition to offering couples workshops and counseling, Michelle is a local and national speaker, training other therapists to help more couples. Michelle has been employed since 2002 at The Couples Institute, where she received the training to become a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist.

Request A Free Consultation With Michelle Joy.

#marriage therapist #family therapist #Marriage and Family Therapist

[janellewashburne]

Warning Signs-It’s Time to Try Couples Counseling

When you first fell in love, you could never imagine that someday the sound of your partner chewing could make you want to scream. It’s inevitable that once we are out of our honeymoon phase and reality sets in, we realize that all relationships take work and compromise. But while some couples may hit bumps in the road every so often, other couples find themselves in bigger trouble, with neither party knowing exactly how to fix things.

If you are in a relationship that is no longer feeling healthy, here are 5 warning signs that it may be time to try couples counseling:

1. There is No Longer Healthy Communication

Once you have a communication breakdown, you are unable to rationally share thoughts, feelings, and concerns with each other. Beyond this, unhealthy communication tends to leave one or both partners feeling depressed, angry and hopeless.

2. Trust Has Been Broken

When there has been infidelity, it is very difficult for the couple to rebuild trust and repair the damage. While there is no magic pill to recover from an affair, a therapist can offer tools and strategies to rebuild trust.

3. You’re More Like Roommates

If you and your partner act more like roommates than romantic partners, this indicates a lack of intimacy and a potential need for professional help.

4. One or Both of You Has Begun Acting Out

You try to mask your real feelings for as long as possible, but then you start to act out the hurt and resentment you may be feeling. For instance, if your partner has been unfaithful and you have agreed to stay in the relationship and work things out. But over time you find yourself lashing out, acting rude and trying to make them believe you are having an affair so they will feel the same kind of hurt. This acting out is unhealthy for both people and is a BIG indicator you need to seek some help.

5. When the Only “Solution” Seems to be Separation/Divorce

A break from negative energy can be very helpful to the relationship. But when a temporary break leads to more and more time away from home and someone renting their own apartment, this indicates a need for counseling. Spending time away from home usually doesn’t lead to any real resolution, just more distance.

If you and your partner are interested in exploring treatment options, please be in touch with me. I would be more than happy to discuss how I may be able to help.

#couples counseling #Warning Signs for Couples Counseling #denver therapist #marriage and family therapist

[coochiequeens]

These men just don't want to be around kids otherwise they would be the fun uncle, volunteer for Big Brothers and Big Sisters, be ok with dating women with kids and have a good relationship with the step kids. They just think they were entitled to biological offspring.

Amelia Hill

@byameliahillMon 28 Aug 2023 11.00 EDT

Father’s Day is dangerous for Robert Nurden. Childless not through choice but, as he puts it, “complacency, bad luck, bad judgment”, he tries to stay indoors and ignore the family celebrations outside.

But one year, he went for a walk. “I met family after family. There were children everywhere,” he remembered. “It was terrible. Just so painful. So many ambushes and triggers for my anguish.”

There is very little research into men who have not had children, although that is beginning to change. Research by Dr Robin Hadley has found that 25% of men over 42 do not have children – 5% more than women of the same age group.

Half of the men who are not fathers but wanted to be describe a huge grief and isolation from society. Almost 40% have experienced depression and a quarter feel a deep anger

Now 72, Nurden had a sheltered upbringing. Reaching adulthood, there was a lot he wanted to experience. “Having children was a very low priority. I was complacent: I just assumed it would happen,” he said.

It was not until he was in his early 40s that Nurden started to get broody. But by that point, he discovered, women of a similar age had already had children, if they were able or wanted to.

“I went into this 15-year period of not going into relationships or ending relationships quickly because I knew that person wasn’t going to want or be able to have a child with me – or that the relationship wasn’t going to be strong enough to last if we did have a child,” said Nurden.

He said high-profile older fathers breed complacency in ordinary men. “If I’m honest, even when I was in my 50s I believed that it might happen for me. But in real life, the Mick Jagger and Jon Snow-age fathers are actually very rare – and in any case, it’s medically not wise, as regards sperm quality.”

What compounded Nurden’s pain was that there was no public or private discussion about how men feel when circumstance leaves them unable to become fathers.

“There’s lots of publicity, quite rightly, about women and childlessness but men are very mute about this. Married men don’t want to hear it either: I’ve had men with children react with anger, as though they feel threatened, when I’ve tried to talk about my pain,” he said.

“I was mute too until recently, because as I aged, I found the regret grew into a great pain,” he added. “Unlike many other forms of grief, this compounds itself as it gets older: I wasn’t a father but now I’m not a grandfather. When I’m even older, I might find myself entirely alone.”

Nurden has published a book, I Always Wanted to be a Dad: Men Without Children, about his story and that of some other men. “It turns out that there is a lot of pain, regret and sadness out there,” he said.

Hadley, the researcher, is childless because although his wife had wanted children, by the time she and Hadley met, her age meant the risk of having one was too great. “I chose love but that doesn’t make the pain of not having children any less,” he said. “When a close colleague had his first child, I was so jealous that I couldn’t be in the same room as him.”

Being a father is a marker of status in many countries, said Hadley, but not in the west. “While there has recently been a lot more public discussion about how to be a good father, we still don’t have any narrative or celebration about how important it is for men to become a father in the first place,” he said.

Paul Goulden, the chair of Ageing Without Children, said that, along with the lack of public dialogue about becoming a father, he was “not convinced that there’s this Game of Thrones genetic push felt by men to have children”.

Instead, he said: “There’s this mistaken belief that men are fertile across their lifespan, so there’s no imperative to get on with it.”

That complacency persists because men without children historically have not spoken about their grief. But, Goulden said: “I hope Robert’s book will trigger a change in public dialogue around this issue. I think there’s an overwhelming sense of loneliness and fear out there about who is going to be there for these men, when they’re old and all alone.”

I wonder what their exes for these men would about them. Because the bar for Father's is so low that women showing they didn't want kids with them should really be a sign to do some soul searching.

Personal experience.......I think of my ex fiance who constantly said he wanted ro get married and have kids. However his actions said he wanted me to have the kids while he worked full time, he didn't believe in daycare so no job for me, and he would have to go to the gym almost everyday, he had a physically demanding job, and of course have his weekly card night with his buddies. And yes I stated all my objections but he had tunnel vision when it came to his fantasy family life. There's more but those were the issues relevant to this article.

#Men really being the victims #Families celebrating Father's day was ambushing him #Does he do anything for his father on Father's day or use his feels to push the emotional labour for that onto his siblings? #If childless men die alone it's because they did nothing to foster relationships with the children in their families #One on the men interviewed was economically stable in a stable marriage They could adopt #Shout out to that anon who sent this link #No one is entitled to biological children #A grown ass man was so jealous of a friend's baby he couldn't be in the same room. I hope he stays away from that family #Being a father is a marker of status in many countries said Hadley but not in the west...... #.....I posted articles explaining the fatherhood bonus versus the motherhood penalty in the workforce #What are they doing with their time and energy that they have due to not having kids? #Do they volunteer within their communities? #Attend social events? #Do they travel? #Do they try to look at the upside of not having kids? #Or just brood in resentment and anger? #I get the vibe of if these guys were younger they would be posting black knight stories on 4chan directed at women with children #A journalist just recorded their statements #A therapist would ask who iscthe anger directed at?

[please-picturemeintheweeds]

Evermore anon, I just reblogged @wavesoutbeingtossed’s brilliant posts of that exact theme! YES something about all of this and the weight of forever, the reality of a a future that forces a person to get truly philosophical about joining together two humans in such a final and intimate ceremony. That introspection can recomtextualize a lot of relationship stuff that maybe felt more symbolic or abstract until it’s Happening.

#Marriage #evermore #ive been thinking a lot about this and maybe getting engaged #Like we said within a year that we were End Game. That we would get married. And then we had more philosophical convos about the politics #Of marriage (politics and gender roles and the 1950s shit one night or a wife) like our love doesn’t subscribe to the government #But now that we’re 6 years in I am wanting to do the thing! But we haven’t really Talked about it in the last two years bc things are good #how they are now. So what would chang? #It makes me reflect on the legal right to be married. The tax benefits (hello tax day). The joining of our families. #The biggest thing I’ve been talking about with my therapist is the Political Power of marriage. Like the joining of empires/tribes. #my partners mom would have more financial security bc her elder care would be legal attached to my family’s resources #But also the poetic and deeply human pieces - the joining of souls. The combining of lives and names. Creating new human life (in theory LO #Yeah it’s just all so big #And when you start to go down that road in a tangible way with a partner #That puts a lot of shit in perspective! #And the weight of patriarchy too!!!! #How deal??? #Joever

[fuckingwhateverdude]

2.16.23

#UGH im watching all these videos of a marriage and family therapist on youtube like analyzing relationships in like #reality tv love is blind type shit #SOMEONE LOVE ME PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE IM ACHING #my writing #my writing tag #poetry #spilled ink #original poem #romance #on love

[ouchhq]

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#i need to vent sorry #living with my mother is impossible. she is absolutely impossible #she gaslights u every single day and plays the victim when she is so manipulative and toxic #yesterday was my parents wedding anniversary and she thinks its all about her #she didnt get my dad anything while my dad HAD to get her a present bc if he hadnt she would have made him pay for sure #we do things for her out of fear because she could throw a tantrum at any word u say #u use the wrong word? u use the wrong tone of voice? she throws tantrums #my gandma called to ask if i said happy anniversary to my parents and i told her i refuse to #that is not a marriage. its a dictatorship #i refuse to celebrate a marriage that has been dead for over 10 years but needs to keep going just because my mother threatens god knows #what whenever they fight and my dad says he cant do it anymore #i know he cant stand her anymore. and i feel so bad for him #and i cried so much with my therapist some weeks ago because she has these moments where she lovebombs u and she always says im the most #important thing in her life but she has these behaviors that would make anyone want to scream their head off. she drives u insane #and i feel guilty about having so many negative feelings about her but she has destroyed this family and refuses to get treated for the #disorder she so clearly has #even my grandparents cant stand her anymore #god…… i need to get the fuck out of this house #i feel sorry for my dad though

[wurm-food]

trying to figure out why I feel so tense and weird and off the rails and it’s because tomorrow is A Day and I actually need to do something about it

#vent #cw parent stuff I guess? #idk just don’t read if you don’t want to #my relationship with my family has always been turbulent and I thought I had basically removed myself from it #but now I’m pretty sure my parents are separating for real this time and I feel very weird!!! #also finding out my mom is like really depressed and lonely is hurting my heart so here I am making my way back… #it doesn’t absolve any of the things I’ve been through with them but also…. I feel guilty at this point not stepping in #ugh. any way I’d like to maybe talk them into therapy so I don’t have to play therapist while being a victim of their shit marriage 🫠 #wurm.txt

[non-un-topo]

Should I see a therapist for my unexplained contempt for my Heterosexual Family Members and their wedding planning and their baby-craziness y/n?

#like at this point i'm really going to hell for my feelings alone dfghjgfds #there's nothing really bad about them!! nothing to really dislike!! i just feel so much annoyance and resentment #something shifted in me in the past year and i fear it's turning me into a sour old bitch. but also....... oh well....? #a therapist would probably propose that i'm secretly jealous or insecure and.... i am definitely not jealous but i miiiight be insecure #about being 25 and not feeling like a woman and going in no direction. not planning to get married or have kids #so what kind of woman am i? also just being forced to engage with the straightest cissest people in my daily life #wears you down. #i have no reason to dread this eventual wedding (partner's brother's wedding). in fact it's going to be fun!! weddings are fun right...? #but lord..... my partner and i basically have to wear different skins around some family members. even though we probably don't have to... #but my real skin -- my real self -- i worry that i'm just a sour bitch. like don't hand me your toddler please. don't talk to me about marri #*marriage. don't push me into the kitchen to do dishes with the other women. #even our queer friends all want to have kids one day. is it just going to be me and my partner babysitting 5 kids? #because again not to sound like a bitch but i am Not Comfortable nor cut out for it. #god i'm nervous about meeting my partner's brother's fiancee's family. holy fuck i'm nervous. #imagining myself telling them that i'm doing my undergrad in gender studies of all things PPPFFFFGHJGFDGJHFG #like this tiny bare-faced girl with a moustache introduces herself at this traditional wedding like 'yeah i'm a disgusting feminist' LOLLLL #one fear.

[pisstheon]

x

#everyone in my family is so extremely depressed rn #my mom has to handle a failing marriage and a shitty workplace along a mentally ill family #my dad is fully immersed in delusions and thinks we hate him #my brother is failing at uni and is suffering from my parents situation and cries every day #i feel stuck and suffer from everythibg mentioned above and i cant do anything bc my long time therapist i havent seen in a while doesnt #have a free space for me anymore #nothing is going right. nothing is going right. im afraid my anxiety and my suicidal thoughts are gonna come back snd i dont know what to do #im stuck in apathy and spend my days staring at screens in the hope that my mind wont go in bad places #or to avoid hearing my parents fight again and again and again #i feel so powerless. and empty. like a shell or a puppet #i feel like a puppet

[hearts-hunger]

oh god the horrors are so bad tonight

#my family is so fucking screwed up it's a wonder i've made it this far in life without genuinely needing to be institutionalized #and i have nobody on the whole entire earth to talk to about it. so you guys are getting my diary entry i guess #i get lulled into a sense of false security and then an episode like this happens #and i'm like oh yeah! no wonder i have incredible anger issues and commitment issues and vulnerability issues #growing up in this fucking volatile household every day of my goddamn life trying to run interference #and be a therapist and a marriage counselor and a mother and a best friend and a husband and every role a human could ever play #now wonder i have no sense of my own identity. no wonder i idolize true love while simultaneously not believing it exists #anyways. i need a cigarette or something. #we persist #delete later

[couplesinstitutecounseling]

Licensed Clinical Psychologist And Marriage And Family Therapist In Menlo Park

His clients appreciate his clinical expertise and his careful attention to detail, since both contribute to their overall positive experience and results His active style helps clients uncover underlying causes of their difficulties. He explains, “We look at patterns and behaviors that they, themselves, are unable to see. They start to understand more clearly what is going on and collaborate to improve the relationship.” In addition to his specialty with couples, he conducts long-term dynamic therapy with individuals.

Dr. Klein has extensive experience providing psychotherapy for couples and individual adults, as well as training and supervising psychotherapists. He is a Consulting Associate Professor at Stanford University and a Clinical Supervisor for the San Mateo County Psychiatric Residency Program. He has been in private practice for over 20 years and affiliated with The Couples Institute since 1991.

If you need more help, call me for an appointment.

#Marriage and Family Therapist #Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist #family therapist #marriage therapist

[janellewashburne]

Couple Therapy and Immersive Programs in Denver

*Are you wanting more from your relationship and sex life?

*Are you living like roommates and too busy to connect?

*Do you have mismatched sexual desires or low desire?

*Has there been an infidelity that is creating a wedge in your relationship?

*Are you struggling with sexual pain, trauma or unpredictable erections?

There is HOPE! You are not broken!!

-Learn ways to reconnect, emotionally and physically.

-Discover how endless arguments about sex that can be resolved quickly and peacefully.

-Solve the issue of mismatched desire patterns.

-Learn ways to resolve sexual difficulties, pain and traumas together as a sexual team.

I offer traditional 50-80 minute sessions (via teletherapy) OR an ACCELERATED PRIVATE COUPLES IMMERSION PROGRAM (in person) to fix issues FASTER!!

Learn the SECRETS to a great sex life and relationship from a seasoned AASECT (American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists) Certified Sex Therapist.

What’s the difference between “traditional” 50-80 minute couples therapy and the immersive program?

TRADITIONAL COUPLES THERAPY: -Teletherapy appointments -Loss of momentum -Change happens to slowly -Just when you get to the heart of the matter your time is up and you have to go. -There’s not enough time to cover everything that was important to talk about that week. -Other things get in the way of appointments…schedules, travel plans, work, etc

IMMERSIVE PROGRAMS: -In person appointment -Go deep and change patterns -Resolve issues completely -Creates momentum for change -Faster progress -Leave feeling invigorated regarding the relationship -Get insider therapist tips and tools to use immediately

Here’s the options:

-Private Accelerated Couple Sex Therapy Immersive Programs:

1. Reconnect with Passion Program (Gold): includes a full day one on one couples session to solve problems and get you back on track. OR

2. Ignite the Passion Program (Platinum): includes a full day one on one couples session, 3-2 hr follow up sessions. We’ll create long lasting positive effects in your relationship with follow up sessions to stay on track. OR

3. Enroll in a 2 day Immersive Program: includes two full days of digging deep into your relationship and creating long lasting change using new tools and skills. This is a great option for a couples “retreat” whether you’re in Denver or coming from out of town.

In this program we will accomplish in the first day what it usually takes 3-6 months to do in traditional therapy. This option is offered in person!!

*There is no sexual contact between the couple or between the couple and therapist during this program.

A Positive Environment for Everyone

I am an AASECT-Certified Sex Therapist and Supervisor (American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors, and Therapists) focusing on attachment and Sex-Positive Therapy.

SEX-POSITIVE THERAPY

As a Sex Positive therapist addressing your sexual concerns requires a welcoming, affirming, and supportive space. You deserve to be heard, seen, and respected in our work together.

Sex Positive Therapy values all aspects of sexuality, reduces shame, reinforces self-esteem, and strengthens intimate relationships. I provide space to find healing from sexual shame and trauma. You are not broken. I will support you in your journey to find your sexual voice and identity. As a result, you will be closer to living authentically as your true self.

My practice serves the LGBTQIA community and I am poly and kink-aware. When you visit me for therapy, you can expect an inclusive, respectful environment that serves relationships, couples and individuals of all identities and expressions.

Sexual therapy can help in addressing a variety of issues, including:

Mismatched Sexual Drive and Desires, Open Relationships, Orgasm Difficulty, Painful Intercourse, Pelvic Pain, Polyamory, Sex “Addiction”, Sexual Abuse, Sexual Orientation wonderings, Sexual Trauma, Compulsive Sexual Behaviors, Erectile Dysfunction, Gender Identity exploration, Infidelity and Trust Concerns, Kink and BDSM, LGBTQIA Concerns, Low Libido or loss of Sex Drive.

*Please note that my practice only provides talk therapy. There will not be any nudity or sexual contact between the therapist and the client or between clients.

Therapy for Sexual Trauma: A Space to Heal

The ability to form close, sexual relationships through physical intimacy varies from person to person. A history of sexual abuse, broken boundaries, emotional disconnection, or traumatic experiences can make sexual intimacy confusing and difficult. As a consequence, these complications may affect an individual’s ability to establish and maintain safe, healthy, intimate relationships.

If you have experienced sexual trauma, healing is possible. I CAN HELP! I assist clients through sexual abuse therapy and EMDR therapy (when indicated). This type of therapy can help you to regain a positive sexual self-concept and voice. I help you to reclaim their sexuality, feel healthy, and experience pleasure in a way that is most comfortable for you.

Whether you’re dealing with the aftermath of childhood sexual abuse or adult trauma, my practice is dedicated to helping you build a life you love. EMAIL ME AND LETS TALK…

#Couple Therapy and Immersive Programs #couple therapy #couples therapist #denver therapist #marriage and family therapist

[davidtennantpussytulpa]

somehow i have reached enlightenment where i am free of anger. all it took is for my mom to be so so mad at my dad and everyone and everything else in the world all the time to do it

#like. my moms making a HUGE cake and a bunch of cupcakes for her coworkers husbands birthday or whatever #and i usually help her with baking bc we both really enjoy it #so yesterday we made all the frosting and i made soft pretzels bc we thought it would be fun to use to make the handle on the beer mug cake #instead of using gum paste so i made like 10 or so normal pretzels and two that we could try and use for that #so we all didnt want to cook dinner and left to pick something up. and when we come back i saw my dad had eaten one of the fucking #specifially shaped ones. i was like im not even dealing with this now im fucking hungry and ate #then after we were all done my mom finally saw and was like did you fucking eat the differently shaped one #and my dad was like lol yeah 🤪 and she was like we were fucking using that for the cake #and my dad isnt even like oh im so sorry or anything he literally just. oh lol if it makes you feel better i gave half to the dog 🤪🤪😋!!! #usually i would be so fucking angry bc /I/ was the one who made all the pretzels in the first place but my body was like no girl we have to #shield ourselves from how upset your moms about to be #anyways. my dad just came in to my room be like ughhhh should i make another batch. and i was like well you dont have to bc i made two #so i guess we can go with that and hes like ughhhhh no i guess i will so your mom wont be mad at me 🙄 #im just. im just so fucking tired of my dad doing all this shit to either intentionally or unintentionally irritate me and my mom and then #acting like hes being fucking crucified bc EVERYONE IS AGAINST HIM!!!! when he refuses to apologize or even acknowledge that hes done #anything wrong. like i get nobody in this fucking family is good at talking abt anything but he just is so avoidant things have been piling #up for YEARS. #ugh. okay. done i guess i dont know im just so tired. i feel like i have to play fucking marriage therapist to these two bc he refuses to do #anything to try and make their lives not miserable

[togetherdiverse]

Neurodiversity-Affirming Therapist - Together Diverse

Take a trip of self-acceptance and self-discovery with the Neurodiversity-Affirming Therapist at Together Diverse. We acknowledge that each person's brain composition is distinct and valuable, and we appreciate the richness of human variation. Our knowledgeable therapists are experts in offering neurodivergent people a secure and supportive environment in which to explore their identities, problems, and abilities. Our caring approach guarantees that you feel understood, appreciated, and empowered, regardless of whether you identify with any other neurodivergent experience, are on the autism spectrum, or have ADHD. We assist you in embracing your true self, navigating social expectations, and developing your intrinsic strengths through individualized therapy sessions catered to your unique requirements. Come travel with us at Together Diverse towards a deeper sense of self-awareness, self-assurance, and fulfillment.

#Neurodiversity-Affirming Therapist #Together Diverse #ADHD Couples Therapy #Individual Neurodiverse Therapy #Marriage & Family Therapist #Affair Recovery Therapy #Infidelity and Affair Recovery Therapy