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Pasadena Christian Counselor | Richard Rupp MFT – Enrichment Worksheets

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The Men’s Coach. Pasadena Sex Addiction Therapy. Marriage Worksheets and Resources. Click on the following free worksheets to enrich your marriage or to better prepare for marriage. I suggest you print out copies and answer your worksheets separately, then share your answers with each other over a cup of coffee or date together. Pre-Marital History and Workshop. Seven Communication Rules for Marriage. Ten Commandments for Active Listening. Failing Your Way into Growth. Seven Questions after the Affair.

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Being In Therapy: September 2007

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A psychologist muses about the finer points of psychotherapy. Monday, September 17, 2007. How Do You Feel? As I said last month, two questions help jump-start any stalled therapy session. I've convinced you to talk about what you want. Now, I embrace the cliche and ask you to talk about your feelings. Getting in touch with emotion helps inform decision making, resolve issues from the past, and increase self-awareness. But there is truth here. People can hold on to unexpressed emotion for years, decad...

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Being In Therapy: May 2007

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A psychologist muses about the finer points of psychotherapy. Friday, May 25, 2007. Poetry About the Process. Something different here today. A poem written by an anonymous therapy client (reprinted with permission, of course). Enjoy, and feel free to share your thoughts:. About fears, ideas, dreams, and memories. About pain, pride, grief, and regret. Open the safe and let the hobgoblins out. Trusting, cautiously, that they will be tamed. All the plans, blockades, piecemeal parts, young and old. Therapy ...

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Being In Therapy: January 2008

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A psychologist muses about the finer points of psychotherapy. Saturday, January 5, 2008. Here's a little something I found and thought I'd spread around:. AUTOBIOGRAPHY IN FIVE SHORT CHAPTERS. I walk down the street. There is a deep hole in the sidewalk I fall in. I am lost . I am helpless. It isn't my fault. It takes me forever to find a way out. I walk down the same street. There is a deep hole in the sidewalk. I walk around it. I walk down another street. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Being In Therapy: April 2007

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A psychologist muses about the finer points of psychotherapy. Monday, April 30, 2007. As we work to empower clients to get the most out of their therapy, we start by taking a look at the framework of the relationship. Long-held myths and misconceptions often leave clients feeling unnecessarily confined in what they say, ask, or do in sessions. Let's straighten this out. In the spirit of collaboration, I'll propose some ideas and if you have ideas for changes or additions, please let me know! Writing down...

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Being In Therapy: December 2007

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A psychologist muses about the finer points of psychotherapy. Thursday, December 27, 2007. Say the Odd Thought. They say some things are better left unsaid. If you're in church, court or a board meeting, this is probably true. But not in the therapy session. It's all fair game here, no matter how odd it may seem. This is one of the best ways therapy is different from other types of relationships. Censoring your words is not necessary - in fact, I'd recommend you don't. Labels: being in therapy. The most ...

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Being In Therapy: October 2007

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A psychologist muses about the finer points of psychotherapy. Monday, October 22, 2007. After years of discussing hurt and forgiveness, some things have come into focus. There are four elements necessary for healthy forgiveness:. 2 Rebuild Security - In order to forgive, the forgiver needs to feel a reasonable amount of assurance that the violation won't recur. Let's say you step on my toe. In order for me to rebuild security, I'm going to need some verbal commitment. We're on a crowded train? 4 Let Go -...

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Being In Therapy: August 2007

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A psychologist muses about the finer points of psychotherapy. Tuesday, August 14, 2007. What Do You Want? When you're stuck in a therapy session, unsure of what to talk about, you can always fall back on two questions: "what do I want? And "how do I feel? These usually provide plenty of discussion material, primarily because they're so difficult to answer. Let's start with "what do I want? Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Pasadena, California, United States. View my complete profile. What Do You Want?

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Being In Therapy: Say the Odd Thought

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A psychologist muses about the finer points of psychotherapy. Thursday, December 27, 2007. Say the Odd Thought. They say some things are better left unsaid. If you're in church, court or a board meeting, this is probably true. But not in the therapy session. It's all fair game here, no matter how odd it may seem. This is one of the best ways therapy is different from other types of relationships. Censoring your words is not necessary - in fact, I'd recommend you don't. Labels: being in therapy. Psycholog...

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Being In Therapy: April 2008

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A psychologist muses about the finer points of psychotherapy. Friday, April 11, 2008. Called up to the Big Leagues. Good news. 51 weeks and 19 blogs after Being in Therapy started I got a lucky call from the Bigs. The power of positive thinking? I don't have a clue. I'm just happy it happened. So come on over and take a look. I have every intention of continuing my quest of empowering clients to get the most out of therapy. Just more frequently, to a larger audience. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).