Rich Nicastro, Ph.D. is a psychologist and relationship coach who has been helping couples for fifteen years. His marriage and relationship advice has appeared on television, radio and in national magazines.
Archive for January 18th, 2010
what do i do? my ex has my two children I have custody and he has poisoned me against them
ISBN Condition NEWNotes Brand New from Publisher No Remainder Mark Product Description Your ex-spouse is bad-mouthing you to your children perhaps even trying to turn them against you If you handle the situation ineffectively you could lose your children s respect their affection — even in extreme cases contact with them Backed by twenty-five years of experience in helping families Dr Richard Warshak presents powerful strategies for dealing with everything from tainted parent-child relationships in which children are disrespectful or re More Divorce Poison Protecting the Parent-Child Bond from a Vindictive Ex
husband constantly criticizes me
How many times have you heard a friend say their spouse is always criticizing them How many times have you told your own spouse he is too critical and needs to stop it It’s easy to get into the habit of criticizing Criticizing is when you give someone feedback on something they say or do and the feedback is perceived as negative In reality criticism delivered correctly can be a great tool for learning how to do some things differently But when you perceive the advice as being critical of you the chances are you are going to stop listening
marriage help for women
my wife always criticizes meHow many times have you heard a friend say their spouse is always criticizing them How many times have you told your own spouse he is too critical and needs to stop it It’s easy to get into the habit of criticizing Criticizing is when you give someone feedback on something they say or do and the feedback is perceived as negative In reality criticism delivered correctly can be a great tool for learning how to do some things differently But when you perceive the advice as being critical of you the chances are you are
saving angry marriages
Changing the angry course of marital arguments means changing patterns of behavior In a marriage using angry words can literally become a bad habit Usually by the time a marriage gets to this point it is because there are so many hurts that have accumulated over time The small and large hurts build up and when a couple stops communicating in a productive manner the hurts are expressed as angry words In other words there are often deep fundamental problems in the marriage and the constant arguing is an expression of those problems Until you get to the root of
girlfriends and effects on kids
ISBN Condition NEWNotes Brand New from Publisher No Remainder Mark Product Description Your ex-spouse is bad-mouthing you to your children perhaps even trying to turn them against you If you handle the situation ineffectively you could lose your children s respect their affection — even in extreme cases contact with them Backed by twenty-five years of experience in helping families Dr Richard Warshak presents powerful strategies for dealing with everything from tainted parent-child relationships in which children are disrespectful or re More Divorce Poison Protecting the Parent-Child Bond from a Vindictive Ex
men wandering eyes Christian
A lot of men both married and unmarried struggle in this area they find themselves constantly looking and lusting after other women without realizing the impact it has on their wife Here my take on the issue from a biblical perspective
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codependent affirmations cd
Learn to attract the love of your life TODAY Subliminal affirmations will help you become irresistible Soothing Ocean Waves and Beautiful Synthesizer Music relaxes you while the subliminals take affect Listen to this cd while relaxing working cleaning house or surfing online FAST SAFE EFFECTIVE Product DescriptionThis is a subliminal product with hundreds of positive affirmations recorded onto one relaxing CD Although the words aren’t audible they are there and they are powerful The affirmations are masked by beautiful music and soothing ocean waves Meanwhile as you focus on something else or just while relaxing the subliminal affirmations take hold
marriage and critical spouse
How many times have you heard a friend say their spouse is always criticizing them How many times have you told your own spouse he is too critical and needs to stop it It’s easy to get into the habit of criticizing Criticizing is when you give someone feedback on something they say or do and the feedback is perceived as negative In reality criticism delivered correctly can be a great tool for learning how to do some things differently But when you perceive the advice as being critical of you the chances are you are going to stop listening
Q: “I need some marriage advice. Is arguing bad for a marriage? My husband says it’s healthy to argue from time to time but I try to avoid marital conflict at all costs. Can you shed some light on this for us?”
A: Relationship conflicts are a natural part of marriage or a long-term romantic relationship. And marital conflict isn’t necessarily a sign that your relationship is in trouble. As someone married over forty years recently shared with me, “A good argument makes for a good relationship!”
So I agree with your husband’s view that an argument (periodic marital conflict) can help keep your marriage running on all cylinders, but I’d like to add a few caveats.
We need to make a distinction between a “good argument” and a “bad argument”—since not all conflict is healthy. The good news is that there are signs that can help you and your spouse/partner figure out if conflict is benefiting your relationship or hurting it.
Let’s look at what distinguishes a healthy conflict from an unhealthy one.
Characteristics of a healthy argument
A healthy conflict:
1. Clears the air and brings important issues out into the open;
2. Informs you about what is important to your spouse/partner;
3. Informs you about what isn’t working for your spouse/partner;
4. Gives direction to any changes that maybe needed;
5. Doesn’t deteriorate into name-calling and hostilities, even when emotions run high.
Characteristics of an unhealthy argument
An unhealthy conflict:
1. Shuts down communication;
2. Doesn’t lead to any insight into each other’s needs/viewpoints;
3. Consists of hostile verbal attacks (a total lack of respect for each other in the moment);
4. Causes emotional wounding and defensiveness (and little else);
5. Keeps the status quo of the relationship and prevents growth.
The reality is that couples will have both healthy and unhealthy arguments during their relationship. To help you determine if an argument is healthy (useful to the growth of the relationship), you and your spouse/partner can engage in a post-conflict analysis. You’ll need to let time pass to allow the ambers of heated emotions cool before this analysis occurs.
Any post-conflict analysis should start with a recognition that you love and care about each other. Never minimize your positive feelings toward each other. Then ask yourself the following:
~What was accomplished by this most recent conflict?
~What did I learn about myself?
~What did I learn about my spouse/partner?
~How can I use this information to strengthen our relationship?
The answers to these questions can help you shape and strengthen your marriage or relationship.
Are you ready to discover what the power of communication can do for your relationship?
Check out Dr. Nicastro’s information-packed communication workbook: The ABCs of Effective Communication.
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I did this vidio for a college project to show how divorce can have such a big affect of children.
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Healing family conflicts
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