3 Rules of Fighting in Couples Counseling

In couples counseling, follow these 3 rules of fair fighting to resolve conflicts and strengthen your relationship and learn how to communicate effectively and constructively.

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Here are some helpful books that I commonly recommend for my clients:

Boundaries (A helpful workbook to help establish clear boundaries) amzn.to/3zdkAHB

Talk To Me Like I'm Someone You Love (Flashcards for helpful ways to communicate with your partner) amzn.to/4euUDmW

The 5 Love Languages (Helpful tools to identify your own or partner's Love Language) amzn.to/4cs5oEK

Helpful Self-Care coping tools:
Gel mask: amzn.to/3zh6sNp

Sound Machine: amzn.to/3RGtuDS

Essential Oils: amzn.to/3zfVE2h

Check out our other videos on Relationship Skills in this playlist:
   • Relationship Skills  

And our other Playlist for Communication Skills:
   • Communication Skills  

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