Debunking five Marriage Counseling Myths and Misconceptions. Improve your relationship with your significant other.
Author: Tabitha Chapman
Tabitha Chapman (a.k.a Tabby) is a Marriage and Family Therapist Associate and a Professional Clinical Counselor, with Life Source Affordable Counseling Services. As a therapist, her priority is to encourage her clients to find their own solutions and take the reins of their healing into their own hands. She is there as a guide to how to use those reins. She is focusing her career on helping parents improve their relationships with their children as well as helping people restore or rebuild strong attachments to themselves as they heal from trauma.
This article delves into the role that forensic psychology plays in family court, providing assessment and evaluation.
We are fallible people and we don’t always get it right, no matter how many times we hit the ball out of the park with our parenting wins. We have a chance to model behavior for our children and connect with them on a deep interpersonal level when we share sincere apologies. Let’s review some ways that we deliver, model, and teach the nature and art of social grace through apologies.