Couple Therapy for Distressed Adult Couples

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New Therapy Line To Treat Distressed Adult Couples
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• Human beings, like all mammals, are a social
  species. Relationships are part of our DNA.
• However, at times, we can be in relationships and
  not feel comfortable or satisfied or we can be
  very independent of relationships as a way of
  avoiding relationship difficulties.
• When we are with another or our special other, we
  may feel we are not getting what we need.
• Sometimes we are afraid we are not good enough or
  interesting enough or even worthy of our partner.
  When this happens, we often feel lonely, even if
  we are loved and admired.

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• Sometimes we avoid close relationships altogether
  because connecting feels so elusive or
  challenging.
• Becoming an independent person is an achievement.
  
• But, sometimes we maintain that capacity as a
  defense, because independence may cover over a
  difficulty connecting with others in a deep or
  genuine way.
• This can lead to a life that may be weighted in
  the direction of work satisfactions, because
  there, we are able to feel more fulfilled.

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• Stress and strain-playing a major role in
  breakage of relationships
• Lack of effective communication between two
  persons can create relationship issues.
• Continuous stress and strain can create health
  problems for a person, causing increased
  frequency in arguments and intimacy issues.
• The difference in the parenting pattern, as a
  result of increased stress can cause issues in
  relationships.
• Going through the counseling techniques like
  premarital counselling can solve your problems to
  an extent.
• Finding a balance between your personal and work
  life is the most reliable solution to reduce the
  rising relationship issues.

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• Men more worried about relationships Cause,
  issues and tips
• Previous relationship traumas might affect a man,
  both physically and emotionally.
• The fear of dealing with messy emotions and to
  share an emotional as well as a physical space
  makes them reluctant to involve in relationships.
• Some of them would be possessed by secret
  addictions, which they consider it easier to
  hide.
• This fear of intimation can be effectively solved
  by approaching a professional psychotherapist.
• If you have married a person who fears intimacy,
  directly speak to him in a casual and non
  judgmental manner.

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• Core principles of relational psychotherapy
• Relational psychotherapy deals with
  psychological, emotional and relational
  challenges suffered by a person.
• The technique focuses on maintaining a connection
  link with others.
• Emotional healthiness of a person is determined
  by satisfying and fulfilling relationships.
• An atmosphere of empathy and attentiveness is
  created by the therapist that would allow the
  client to disclose their bad experiences and
  events.
• Both the client and the therapist work in
  coordination to forge secure relationship in the
  future.

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• Principles of couple therapy
• Transforming the views of both the individuals.
• Assessing and understanding the behavior of both
  of them and then modifying dysfunctional
  behavior.
• Therapists help the patient to overcome the fear
  of closeness by holding interactive discussions
  with them.
• Communicating freely and truly to each other and
  suppressing all types of negative feelings
  between them.
• Promoting the inner strengths of a person and
  building resilience.

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