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Couples Workshop January 26 & 27, 2019
Join us for our next couples workshop January 26 & 27, 2019 10-7:30 / 10-6:00 Getting The Love You Want workshops are Imago Relationship Therapy based. Discover what really lies beneath triggered reactions in romantic partnerships and how to make lasting change. Move into more conscious connection and have the relationship of your dreams! Rediscover…
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Join us for our next couples workshop!
Getting The Love You Want Couples Workshops – JAN FEB MAR 2019 Rediscover the joy you once had in your relationship. Renew the vision for your relationship. Restore the passion in your love life. Getting The Love You Want Couples Workshops – JAN, FEB, MAR 2019 “My approach towards couples is oriented not only towards…
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Couples Therapist Long Island
ROBIN NEWMAN LCSW-R PC: Advanced Certified IMAGO Relationship TherapistAdjunct professor at Adelphi School of Social WorkCouples Therapist Long Island, New York Robin provides counseling for couples of all kinds: dating, married, separated, divorced, same sex Rediscover the joy you once had. Renew the vision for your relationship. Restore the passion in your love life. Robin…
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Imago Relationship Therapy – Appreciate Your Partner
ROBIN NEWMAN, LCSW-R, PC Individual, Family & Couples Counseling Long Island, NY. Appreciate Your Partner The Huntington Relationship & Therapy Center 148 East Main Street Huntington, NY 11743 (631) 421-4701 “My approach towards couples is oriented not only towards solving the problems the couple is facing, but to revive the feeling of love and affection they have…
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Long Island Couples Workshop September 2018
Reconnect With Your Partner Make a good relationship better, heal a broken relationship, or prevent a new relationship from potential pitfalls. This workshop can make all the difference. Imago based workshop – discover what really lies beneath triggered reactions in romantic partnerships and how to make lasting change. Move into more conscious connection and have…
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In our search to create meaning in our relationships with our significant others, we decide that perhaps children will connect us intimately.
What saddens me about our culture, is that we tend to take our children as hostages. In our search to create meaning in our relationships with our significant others, we decide that perhaps children will connect us intimately. So we have a few. We wait and wait for the instant gratification of our connection to…
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They want more, we want less. What a dilemma!
Sex isn’t the same with many years of marriage behind us. It’s sad but true. No one ever shares this with us before we get married. Our parents don’t mention this. Unfortunately we find this out 5-10 years in. Men feel it first. They want more, we want less. What a dilemma! What to do?…
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What happens when we’re in a long term relationship and the sparks and commonalities no longer seem to apply?
One of the biggest long term relationship foundation issues that I hear from couples is that things have changed. But life (and people) continue to change. Words I hear from couples often when in my office: “You’re not the person who I married.” “What happened to us?” “We used to have fun and share the…
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Imago Couples Therapy
Getting The Love You Want Workshops For couples who’ve been married for a long time, for people that are not married but living together, for people that are dating, and for people that are planning on getting married. What the workshop involves are multiple exercises between each couple. This is not group therapy. Nothing is…
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Relationship Tip #17: Blaming has no positive effect at all.
“Blaming has no positive effect at all, nor does trying to persuade using reasoning and arguments. That is my experience. No blame, no reasoning, no argument, just understanding.” Relationship Tip #17: This quote from Buddhist monk Thich Nhat Hanh reminds us that blaming another person does not work; what works is understanding the other. I…