Posts Tagged relationship
Posted by Counseling Wise
We all have that one friend who keeps dating the same type of person over and over and over again. Or maybe it’s a friend who shuts down or breaks up anytime someone gets a little too close. You may (more…)
Posted by Counseling Wise
Intimacy forms the cornerstone of deep, meaningful relationships, yet it’s often enveloped in fear. This fear of intimacy can make you feel exposed and vulnerable, triggering a reflex to construct emotional barriers. Why does this happen? It’s because letting someone (more…)
Posted by Kaylee Wise
No one is born a great communicator, especially when it comes to romantic relationships. We build and improve communication skills through learning and practice. Below are helpful habits for improving your communication with your partner.
Practice Active Listening
Listen to (more…)
Posted by Counseling Wise
In today’s collaborative work environments, you’re bound to encounter challenging personalities and interpersonal conflicts.
Almost everyone encounters challenging co-workers, from passive-aggressive colleagues to underperforming team members. Navigating these tricky situations can feel like traversing a minefield.
However, navigating workplace conflicts (more…)
Posted by Counseling Wise
We can deny it all we want, but aging is inevitable. It’s normal, it’s healthy, and it’s out of our control! But growing older doesn’t mean the end of a fulfilling life. In fact, for many, the golden years can (more…)
Posted by Counseling Wise
In a new relationship, you’re establishing a connection and learning about your partner. There’s a “honeymoon” phase where everything is sunshine, rainbows, and butterflies.
After being in a relationship for some time, nowadays, many people see non-divorced partners as a (more…)