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Fighting with your partner and the need to be “right”

Fighting with your partner and the need to be “right”

No Title Here’s a good reason that communication in relationships suffers. Recognize the need to be right in your arguments and “win” so you can stop hurting your relationship. www.johnharrisoncounseling.com

The best technique I’ve found to get out of a funk

The best technique I’ve found to get out of a funk

The Best Technique I’ve Found to Get Out of a Funk The most effective technique and practice I’ve found in getting out of a bad mood, sad mood, or funk.

Hitting your 80% in your relationship

Hitting your 80% in your relationship

Hitting your 80% in your relationship We should get what we want in our relationships. But we’re never going to get it all. What happens when you can’t change your partner? Find out more at johnharrisoncounseling.com

A New Year’s resolution: Stop making resolutions

A New Year’s resolution:  Stop making resolutions

Happy New Year, everybody. Another year down and it’s that time of year that we start looking forward into what the new year can bring us.  What can we do better?  What changes can we make that will improve our lives?  How can we become “brand new” people and overcome those long standing struggles? My… Read More »

Quotes from the inner critic. Things “successful” people say to themselves.

Quotes from the inner critic.  Things “successful” people say to themselves.

Negative self talk.  It’s real.  Everybody deals with it. Even those people that we see as having their “shit together”. I asked this question to various professionals, psychologists, counselors, and designers…”When your inner critic is at it’s worst, what does it say to you?” Various professionals ages 30-52 years old answered.  Here’s what they said…. Read More »

Your spouse doesn’t have to be your “best friend”. Here’s why.

Your spouse doesn’t have to be your “best friend”.  Here’s why.

It sounds perfect. Not only is your husband or wife your husband or wife, but they’re also your best friend.  For those couples that can claim this as part of their marital bliss, they really have the best of both worlds.  But not all couples are best friends.  Nor do they have to be. That’s… Read More »

How to stop being passive aggressive with your partner (say what you really want to say)

How to stop being passive aggressive with your partner (say what you really want to say)

A couple that’s been coming to see me for couples counseling for a few weeks has an on-going problem.  Like many couples with marital issues, Jenn and Kyle have communication issues.  Their particular issue is that they don’t know how to express their anger with one another without being passive aggressive.  They’re unable to effectively… Read More »

How to be ok with not getting the last word

How to be ok with not getting the last word

It feels really good to be “right”.  To be able to win that argument and get that last word in.  You have just spent a tremendous amount of energy in arguing with your partner, or whoever it might be.  The last thing you want to do is to let go, stop, and not “win”. So… Read More »

Why improving self esteem is hard

Why improving self esteem is hard

Most of us have some area of ourselves that we don’t feel very good about.  People might tell us “you’re fine!” or “don’t worry about it!”.  But it’s not that easy.  Some of us don’t feel good about ourselves at all.  It’s hard for some people to think they’re good at anything.  A failure at… Read More »

10 common misconceptions about marriage

10 common misconceptions about marriage

Marriage is an awesome place of commitment, growth, and everything else in between. There’s plenty of upside to it but it also comes with some myths and misconceptions.  There can be a tremendous amount of pressure, and false obligations that surround our perception of marriage. Both coming from in the marriage from the spouses and… Read More »

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