How To Work with a Distressed Relationship

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  • Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
  • How can we recognize unproductive patterns of communication in a couple’s relationship, and help them to avoid falling into the same frustrating cycles?
    Terry Real has a straightforward technique that he uses in his first sessions with a couple.

Комментарии • 7

  • @rachelgarst6884
    @rachelgarst6884 4 года назад +7

    Blaming the pattern that has trapped both people is genius. Also love the term "angry pursuer".

    • @PL70015
      @PL70015 2 года назад +2

      @Rachel Garst ...Terry has a *great* deal to offer as an instructor, and: all of this sounds like EFT (wittily repackaged). Especlally 'pursuer / withdrawer' , blaming the cycle, not the partners, and 'the more / the more' - an EFT saying from the get go). Which is great! We call it 'integrative'.

    • @dustypowell9894
      @dustypowell9894 5 месяцев назад

      ​@@PL70015there is way more differentiation in RLT than EFT covers. Terry is very much focused on individual self regulation (vs co-regulation) in order to create a shared relationship connection.

  • @emilyb5557
    @emilyb5557 Год назад +1

    Really recommend his books, esp "Us" for sharing the responsibility for the dynamic and if there is someone acting in a grandiose way, either through hidden shame or due to being brought up with that sense of 'better than'. A lot of info out there saying esp the latter cant change but his books and case studies suggest otherwise.

  • @tasteofhome2211
    @tasteofhome2211 4 года назад +1

    Great point to change their stance. This will help me with the couples I work with. Thank you.

  • @debg2359
    @debg2359 Год назад

    This is written about in detail in Sue Johnson’s book Hold Me Tight

    • @dustypowell9894
      @dustypowell9894 5 месяцев назад

      Yes, but Scott Stanley wrote about it long before Sue Johnson. It's systems theory 101 stuff.