| VIDEO ON PARENTING |
| To optimise your relationship further, feel free to download the worksheets below |
| RELATIONSHIP THERAPY |
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| Developing and maintaining a healthy relationship with a friend, partner, spouse, child, or parent is an ongoing process. To develop an good relationship with another person, you need understanding and insight into basic interactional principles. You will also need to negotiate a set of unique ground-rules to suit you both. It is the role of the therapist to initiate and facilitate such frank negotiations in a way that is beneficial to both parties. See below for free worksheets to get you started! Relationship therapy can be conducted with one person, although benefits increase substantially when both parties are present during the sessions. |
Suggested uses for relationship therapy include:
- Pre-marital guidance
- Preparation for parenthood
- Negotiation of marital roles/practical issues
- Negotiation of dependence/independence
- Setting boundaries
- Communication patterns
- Conflict resolution
- Sexual guidance
- Divorce mediation
- Any other relationship problem
- Pre-marital guidance
- Preparation for parenthood
- Negotiation of marital roles/practical issues
- Negotiation of dependence/independence
- Setting boundaries
- Communication patterns
- Conflict resolution
- Sexual guidance
- Divorce mediation
- Any other relationship problem
| Before booking a session, first read this: RELATIONSHIP REPAIR KIT and RELATIONSHIP TIPS 2008 If your relationship has been revived through this information, congratulations - enjoy your partner. If you wish to develop your relationship further or need a mediator to facilitate the process, feel free to book an appointment with Dr Janne Dannerup, Leatia Stemmet, or Edrich Smook |
| 5 - Relationship questionnaire 6 - Practising communication 7 - Relationship expectations 8 - A closer look |
| 1 - Twenty questions to your partner 2 - Relationship conflict profile 3 - Your frustration with your partner 4 - Longings, needs and desires |
