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Jennifer Nurick

All things Love, Attachment and Healing from Trauma

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Questions for the Honeymoon Stage What are your non-negotiables in our relationship? What are your two strongest needs? Who are your close friends, and what do you love about them? What do you enjoy doing when we are together? What do you worry about? What are your dreams for your life? When do you feel my love for you the most? What do you enjoy regarding our physical intimacy? Do you want children, how many? How do you feel about debt? How important is money to you? Are you a saver or a spender? Where do you see yourself living? Are you close to your family? What is your family like? What are your religious or spiritual beliefs? Which of those beliefs would you like to pass on to your children? What are your three strongest values? What doesn’t feel important to you? What do you regret the most? What is your most outstanding achievement? How do you handle stress? What is your relationship with drugs and alcohol? How do you handle conflict?

Questions for the Honeymoon Stage

Jennifer February 23, 2021

The honeymoon stage usually lasts up to two years but will vary for every relationship. It is the time when we fall in love, Hollywood style. You are both wearing your rose-tinted glasses, you spend a lot of time together, …

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why are family secrets toxic

Why are Family Secrets Toxic?

Jennifer February 23, 2021

???????????? ???????????? ???????????????? ???????? ???????????????? ???? ???????????????????????? ???????????? ???????? ???????????????????? ???????? ???????????????? ????????????????????????? ⁣⁠⁣⁠Keeping secrets in families, especially across generations can be harmful for the family and the holder of the secret.⁣⁠⁣⁠Take the example above. Here the mother and child …

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The Five Stages of Relationship

The Five Stages of Relationship

Jennifer February 16, 2021

Reminder: it is NORMAL to have conflict in a relationship. Excellent relationship researchers, the Gottman’s, discovered that it was not the number of disputes that determined if a relationship was robust or not, but how the couple resolved the conflict. …

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Using the Five Love Languages on Valentine’s Day Words of Affirmation – Tell them what you love about them, give praise freely, thank them for things they do. Quality Time – Make time today for uninterrupted conversation Receiving Gifts – Thoughtful gifts, cards and flowers Acts of Service – Looking for ways to help your partner Physical Touch – Massage, hugs, kisses, hand-holding

Using the Five Love Languages on Valentine’s Day

Jennifer February 16, 2021

We all feel love in different ways. It might be that you could spend hours and hours together, but if you were not touched, you would feel completely unloved. Or it might be that you could be hugged and kissed …

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How Can I Let My Partner Know I Love and Value Them? Tell them what you love about them Give praise freely Thank them for things they do and for being in your life Show appreciation Use active listening Make plans together Play together, go on adventures Make time for your partner Leave love notes, or send loving messages Support your partner Help them out when you can

How Can I Let My Partner Know I Love and Value Them?

Lance Nurick February 16, 2021

All relationships need nurturing. I like to think of relationships like plants. If we leave a plant in sandy soil, give it too much sun and not enough water, it will quickly die. No two plants are the same. One …

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We might want to say: “There’s nothing to get so anxious about.” But instead, Try: “I understand that you’re anxious, that makes sense, is there anything I can do?” We might want to give advice “well, rather than worrying you should try this or that… But Try Not giving advice, it can feel really dismissive when we are given advice. And if you have ideas, that’s great, but ask first – “Would you like some ideas, or would you prefer I just listen?”

How to Speak to Someone with Anxiety

Jennifer February 16, 2021

???? When faced with someone experiencing high anxiety, rather than giving advice, which can feel invalidating, a better approach is to seek to understand how it is for the person. Let them know you are with them, and they are …

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Know Your Partner’s World - Building ‘Love Maps’ Internal Psychological World Knowing the major events in your partner’s life How do they handle stress? What stresses are they facing now? What are they striving for? What makes them happy? What do they worry about? What ideologies are they aligned with? What are their key values? What are their love languages? External World Who does your partner enjoy spending time with? What do they enjoy doing? What is their favourite way to spend an evening? What frustrates them? Are they happy with their work / life balance? What is their ideal holiday?

Know Your Partner’s World: Building ‘Love Maps’

Jennifer February 11, 2021

This is about knowing your partner’s world. It is difficult to really love someone that you don’t know. You might read this list and think, of course I know these things about my partner. That is great. But know that …

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The secret to relationship success A strong friendship. Know your partner’s love maps – Know your partner’s likes and dislikes, ask questions about their world, know what is going on for them Cultivate fondness and admiration – let them know what you love about them, give compliments freely and give praise and gratitude. Turn towards each other – when your partner makes a bid for connection, be sure to respond, make eye contact, be warm.

The Secret to Relationship Success: A Strong Friendship

Jennifer February 11, 2021

When there is a strong friendship, repairs in the relationship work better. In the Gottman’s book “The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work” (1999), they talk about the importance of repairs. In any relationship, we have to expect to have …

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5 Tips for the 5 Stages of a Relationship

5 Tips for the 5 Stages of a Relationship

Jennifer February 11, 2021

One common myth about great relationships is that there are no arguments or disagreements. The Gottman’s (fantastic relationship experts who have done lots of research in this area, disagree).  It is NORMAL to have conflict in a relationship; the issue …

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Why do my parents still trigger me?

Why Do My Parents Still Trigger Me?

Jennifer February 11, 2021

We all carry wounds from our childhood. It might be that you were teased for being chubby, you were pushed to succeed academically, or there wasn’t enough to eat. When these wounds are left unresolved, we might find ourselves as …

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