Showing posts with label intensive marriage counseling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label intensive marriage counseling. Show all posts

Thursday, 27 February 2014

Intensive Marriage Counseling Retreats


“The Majesty of Colorado Rockies will help you to restore your Relationship
The location where your marriage counseling weekend intensive will be held is absolutely appealing.  From Louisville, where my office is located, you’ll enjoy sweeping views of the snow-capped peaks. While you are here I’m going to want you to work hard during our sessions, but to relax and maybe even have some adventures outside of our sessions. When you’re not meeting with me, you might prefer to spend most of your time relaxing at your hotel, perhaps lounging by the pool, and enjoying local restaurants.  

Or you might like to be more active. For a memorable evening of dining and strolling, you can head to the Pearl Street Mall in nearby Boulder.  It’s a pedestrian mall at the base of the foothills that is resplendent with nightlife, restaurants, galleries, and shops.  Or, you can go to the nearby mountains and explore.  I’ll be happy to provide you with maps and brochures that will guide you to the most beautiful spots. 

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Wednesday, 18 December 2013

Intensive Approach for Marriage Conflicts




Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy is a short-term physiotherapy approach working for distressed couples.  This approach consists of various elements like experiential, person-centered, constructivist and many more for manipulating.  This therapy works on the simple principle that the people must before arrive at a place before they leave it. 90% of improvement is seen in the distressed couple’s life.
Steps involved in EFCT:
1.       EFCT identifies the negative cycle for the couple and uses attachment perspective.
2.       Access underlying attachment issues.
3.       Reframes the problem into cycle of attachment need and fear. In this stage, the couple no longer feels that they are the victim of it instead they would be against of it.
4.         Access embedded needs, fears, and models of self.
5.       Promote acceptance by the other- expanding the scenario.
6.       Structure emotional engagement – expressing attachment needs and wants.
7.       New position in the cycle- performs new stories.
8.       New solutions to the sensible issues. 
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Monday, 9 January 2012

Marriage Counseling Retreat & Infidelity

Is your relationship/ Marriage heading toward the edge of a cliff?

Are you struggling with your relation? Visit Colorado Marital Therapy Intensives to schedule a weekend marriage intensive or effective couple counseling in Colorado with Dr. Jay S. Lindsay. you will get quick results with our emotionally focused couple therapy .

Call 303-545-9828 for weekend intensive marriage counseling to renew your trust & commitment.