Tag: couples counselor Long Island

  • Common red flags to watch out for before dating someone:

    Common red flags to watch out for before dating someone:

    Dating can be a scary thing, especially in today’s world. Developing your own red flags can be incredibly empowering and beneficial for several reasons: By developing and maintaining personal red flags, you prioritize your emotional well-being, cultivate healthy relationships, and make intentional decisions aligned with your values. Don’t know where to start? Here’s how to…

  • Imago Relationship Therapists Talk About What They’re Seeing Lately in Long Island, New York

    Imago Relationship Therapists Talk About What They’re Seeing Lately in Long Island, New York

    Long Island Imago Relationship Therapists, Robin Newman and David Weber, talk about ideas and things that show up in their day-to-day practice, and how they impact couples. Topics mentioned in this video: Contact Robin Newman for additional information about counseling sessions in Huntington, New York.

  • Mens’ vs. Womens’ Roles in Relationships

    Mens’ vs. Womens’ Roles in Relationships

    Long Island Imago Relationship Therapists discuss the bigger issues counseling couples – the differences between mens’ vs. womens’ roles in relationships, and how they might differ according to age and attachment style. WATCH VIDEO HERE >> https://youtu.be/Rrw_Y4t1RlY Mens’ vs. Womens’ Roles in Relationships: How much does age affect our perceived roles? How hard is it…

  • Intentional Dialogue

    Intentional Dialogue

    The Intentional Dialogue in Imago Relationship Therapy with Robin Newman, Therapist in Long Island Tied Up In Knots… Try to remember this the next time a fight has you tied up in knots. The best argument has no winner, and nobody gets blamed. For the best argument is a dialogue, an intentional dialogue, heated perhaps,…

  • Robin Newman, Imago Relationship Therapist in Long Island

    Robin Newman, Imago Relationship Therapist in Long Island

    Robin Newman, Imago Relationship Therapist in Long Island Make a good relationship better, heal a broken relationship, or prevent a new relationship from potential pitfalls. If you want to learn the tools to long-term relationship success, contact the Huntington Relationship Center today. Your relationship is much more likely to be a long, happy one if…

  • Imago Workshops for Couples in Long Island

    Imago Workshops for Couples in Long Island

    Imago relationship therapy workshops for couples in Long Island, NY ~ The Huntington Relationship Center Stay tuned for our LINY couples workshop dates!! I am open for business, I have been seeing people face-to-face, Tuesdays through Fridays. I’m fully vaccinated. People come in, sit in the waiting room with a mask on, once you come…

  • Centering exercise before couples speak during therapy

    Centering exercise before couples speak during therapy

    Centering exercise before couples speak during therapy with Robin Newman, LCSW in Long Island, NY. Whenever I start an Imago session with a couple, they often ask why we do a centering exercise before starting. Part of why I believe in doing a centering exercises, is first of all, to calm oneself. It also sets…

  • Recognizing Conflict, Resolving Tensions, and Rebuilding Your Relationship

    Recognizing Conflict, Resolving Tensions, and Rebuilding Your Relationship

    Conflicts in a marriage are inevitable and perfectly normal, but many couples struggle to resolve these conflicts alone. This inability to communicate effectively with one another can cause dissatisfaction in one or both parties. Seeing a marriage counselor is one of the best ways to help clarify and resolve the issues that arise between couples.…

  • How we bring baggage into our relationships.

    How we bring baggage into our relationships.

    Emotional baggage is what people often carry into relationships. Simply put, “baggage” is the collection of unpleasant memories from the past that continue to negatively affect our perception and behavior in the present. How and why do we bring baggage into our relationships from the past? Unmet Needs: Each of these must be met or…

  • The Conscious Relationship

    The Conscious Relationship

    A conscious relationship is an intentional decision requiring the courage to commit and believe that within the power struggles of a relationship, lies the gold. Putting the pieces together: ask for an appointment with your partner when you need to talk about something important: “Do you have the time to talk?”“Is now a good time…