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Jennifer Nurick

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Yoga Practice

Jennifer January 10, 2023

I have been practicing yoga intensely for about 20 years, but not the kind of yoga you think of when you think of yoga. Not the asanas (the postures). Sure, I practiced Surya Namaskar (sun salutation) before meditation for years, …

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Growing Trust in a Relationship

Growing Trust in Your Relationships

Jennifer January 10, 2023

Trust is the foundation of any relationship. It is difficult to be truly vulnerable with someone you don’t trust. Trust isn’t built overnight; it takes time. In a relationship, many small moments added together become the building blocks of trust. …

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Turning Criticism into a complaint

Turning Criticism into a Complaint

Jennifer January 10, 2023

If you grew up with a lot of criticism around you, you likely have a loud, critical voice in your head as an adult. Usually, that critical voice is directed inwards, but in intimate relationships, many people find that the …

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Tips to become less defensive

Tips to Become Less Defensive

Jennifer January 9, 2023

The four communication styles that have a negative impact on your relationships: criticism, contempt, defensiveness, and stonewalling. Everyone will have a favoured method. Mine is defensiveness. Defensiveness is a response to criticism and tends to increase conflict because the other …

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Communicating with someone who is highly anxious

Communicating with Someone Who is Highly Anxious

Jennifer January 9, 2023

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 not …

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Break the Cycle of Toxic Criticism and Defensiveness

Break the Cycle of Toxic Criticism and Defensiveness

Jennifer January 9, 2023

When someone comes at you with criticism, the natural response is to defend. Criticism is a form of attack, so it is natural to protect instinctively unless you know how criticism and defensiveness play out in a relationship. Those of …

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What is Your word for 2023?

What is YOUR Word for 2023?

Jennifer January 6, 2023

Rather than write a list of intentions for the New Year, I prefer to have a ‘word for the year’ that I can keep referring to. I can refer to it when I am making decisions and occasionally review the …

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Compassionate Reflection of 2022

Compassionate Reflection of 2022

Jennifer January 6, 2023

At this time of the year, I like to do what I call a ‘Compassionate Review’, a kind examination of the year that has been. Know that each year is different. If this year has been especially hard, know that …

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5 stages of a relationship

The 5 Stages of a relationship

Jennifer January 6, 2023

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.⁣⁣Notice …

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Ideas for the ‘Struggle’ Relationship Phase

Ideas for the ‘Struggle’ Relationship Phase

Jennifer January 6, 2023

It is normal to have conflict and struggle in a relationship. When you begin a relationship, you usually spend a while in the honeymoon phase and lose part of yourselves as you enter the intoxicating phase of merging. As your …

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