Elliott Connie | September 22, 2009
Solution Focused Therapy asks the questions regarding where you would like to go now.
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Elliott Connie | September 21, 2009
All that is needed for a relationship to get better is two things: A happier time; and a will to return to that time.
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Elliott Connie | September 14, 2009
The ultimate question to ask is: What do you WANT TO experience, not what DID you experience?
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Elliott Connie | September 14, 2009
You must always remember that this new person is an addition to your relationship and will not in any way detract.
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Elliott Connie | September 14, 2009
No published research supports that having sex before marriage predicts whether a marriage will succeed or fail.
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Elliott Connie | September 11, 2009
Before a couple decides to get married, they have to ask a series of real and important questions about their future.
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Elliott Connie | September 11, 2009
We can achieve solutions by looking forward and envisioning the happy state that we know can exist.
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Elliott Connie | September 11, 2009
When rules and wishes are respected and obeyed by each partner, a relationship that seeks sex outside the marriage can work.
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Elliott Connie | September 11, 2009
When I counsel a gay couple, I ask them the same questions and give them the same advice as I would a straight couple.
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Elliott Connie | September 8, 2009
The reason for people not communicating well with each other is often when people don’t feel like they are being heard.
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