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Systems Theory Versus Cause-and-Effect Thinking in Therapy

By LornaFebruary 23, 2014Conflict, Divorce, Families, Relationships, Therapyalcohol, alcoholic, bipolar, daughter, depressed, depression, differentiation, emotional, home, Husband, job, personal growth, social, symptoms

What are the differences between Systems Theory and Cause-and-Effect Thinking in Therapy? James* came into therapy after being arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol. His M.D. told him he’s probably an alcoholic. Celia wants help due to conflict with her husband, Tomas. Art is in therapy because some days he’s too depressed to

Affair-Proof your marriage, 4 Do’s and 4 Don’ts

By LornaNovember 21, 2012Couples, Infidelity, Marriage, Relationships, Therapyanxiety, avoidance, cheating, criticize, depressed, distance, fight or flight response, infidelity, mate, partner, spouse

Maybe some folks get married with the thought that it’s o.k. to have an affair or two along the way. After all, marriage lasts a long time, right? But surely this is not true for most people. Almost everyone assumes that if their spouse cheated on them it would be a deal breaker. And almost

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Systems Theory Versus Cause-and-Effect Thinking in Therapy

Affair-Proof your marriage, 4 Do’s and 4 Don’ts

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