Taking Relationships For Granted
It is easy to take your relationship for granted.
You come and go every day in your busy life with work and parenting without giving your relationship another thought.
Meanwhile, as a couple, you have slowly begun to disconnect emotionally, physically and in your communication.
How is your communication affected by taking each other for granted?
You become less tolerant towards each other through criticism, disrespect and contempt.
Through these negative emotions, you develop a short fuse because you’ve become reactive.
You become two people who don’t even like each other let alone love each other.
You find that you’re both over-sensitive to the smallest reactions of your partner.
You’ve stopped caring about the way you speak and treat each other.
Can this be turned around?
Can you find the spark you once had?
The answer to this question is yes.
It won’t be an overnight fix. The toxicity within the relationship took years to develop so it will take work on both sides to reverse.
Trust and respect have to be built into the relationship so a friendship can begin to grow.
The more time you spend being considerate and thoughtful towards each other, the more trust will begin to develop.
As a professional, I can teach you the skills and tools to begin to listen and validate the other person so that each person feels heard and validated in the relationship.
In my sessions, you will begin to feel valued through the opportunity I provide for each person to feel heard and understood.
You will learn how to lovingly respond to each other to navigate through conflict respectfully.
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