Stop Mansplaining: Tony Robbins and the #MeToo Movement
We combat toxic masculinity by setting a positive example for other men, especially teenagers and boys, to follow.
Growing After Trauma: An Interview with Dr. Julie Gottman
Treating trauma is a powerful way for a therapist to observe profound human strength. It makes the work worth doing.
Therapy as a Journey: Using Process-Oriented Treatment Planning
Treatment plans are central to psychotherapy, but the way in which they are created and utilized can pose ethical problems.
Can Love and Connection Heal Addiction?
Many of us in the clinical community observed how supportive relationships led to better outcomes for those in recovery.
Gottman Method Couples Therapy Established as Evidence-Based Treatment for Same-Sex Couples
This outcome study is the first of its kind, and it displays the strengths of same-sex relationships to the scientific community.
How to Attract Your Ideal Client as a Gottman Couples Therapist: An Interview with Joe Sanok, MA, LLP, LCC, Part II
A detailed knowledge of who you want to attract helps you decide where you dedicate your energy and time.
Practice of the Practice: An Interview with Joe Sanok, MA, LLP, LCC
Joe Sanok, MA, LLP, LCC interview on what a therapist needs to know before opening a private practice.
It’s Time to Change How We Treat Couples in Recovery
We need to increase awareness of the importance and place for couple recovery.
The Research: The Still Face Experiment
Last week on The Gottman Relationship Blog, we discussed the relationship between parenting behavior (of both the mother and the father) and a child's ability to participate in high levels of engagement with their peers. We described a 1994 study conducted by Dr. Gottman which explored this topic, and furthermore provided in-depth explanations of the study's results.
Predicting Divorce From The First 3 Minutes of Conflict Discussion
Today on The Gottman Relationship Blog, we continue The Research with a six-year longitudinal study performed by Dr. Gottman and fellow University of Washington researcher Sybil Carrère.
How I Integrate Gottman Method Couples Therapy and Emotionally Focused Therapy
Who doesn’t want the relationship that has a wonderful friendship base, tackles gridlocked and perpetual conflict with ease and humor, and a shared meaning system that inspires the best in oneself?