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Two Sides Of The Same Coin: Speech And Gesture Mutually Interact To Enhance Comprehension
January 7, 2010, Medical News TODAY

 
 

 

 
 

New Brain Scan IDs Early Alzheimer’s
January 7, 2010, Psych Central

 
     
 

Serious Emotional Disturbances Found Among Children After Katrina
January 6, 2010, Science Daily

 
     
 

Abuse in Childhood Linked to Migraine and Other Pain Disorders
January 6, 2010, Science Daily

 
     
 

How Childhood Trauma Can Cause Adult Obesity
January 5, 2010, TIME Magazine

 
     
   
     
   
     
   
     
   
     
   

 

 
marriage, family, relationships
 
 

The fields of couples counseling and marital therapy have been growing due to the large number of couples seeking assistance with relationship problems. Typically, this type of therapy is most effective when the couple is seen together, so that they may focus on clarifying and improving their interactions and relationships.

Couples counseling includes a wide range of concepts and procedures. Most therapists emphasize mutual need gratification, social role expectations, and communication patterns. A healthy relationship usually involves more open communication and more sensitivity to each other's feelings and needs, so the focus of counseling will include these issues.


helpful links

Couple/Marriage Counseling Considerations
Mental Health Association

Factors that influence a couple's relationship
Center for Addiction and Mental Health

What is Couple Therapy?
Center for Addiction and Mental Health

Do we need therapy?
Center for Addiction and Mental Health

Common Concerns about Therapy
Center for Addiction and Mental Health

Hearts divide over marital therapy
USA Today

The Power of Love
Psychology Today

Early Social Experiences Can Influence Adult...
American Psychological Association


valentine's day

No 'Old Age' Limit to Love
Canadian Institutes of Health Research

Just In Time For Valentine's Day: Falling In Love In Three Minutes Or Less
ScienceDaily

Valentine’s Day Blues
The Canadian Mental Health Association

   
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