Articles

Psychology • Psychotherapy • Relationships

	Co-Therapy: Expanding Couple Therapy from Triangle to Square; Structural and Dynamic Advantages • Lorraine Jaksic We have each enjoyed significant success and personal satisfaction working individually with couples. Still, since deciding to work together in the four-person format, we have concluded without question, that our co-therapy model offers consistently superior clinical outcomes... » read the rest
	The 'False Memory / Recovered Memory' Debate • Lorraine Jaksic The recent advent of the non-clinical term, 'False Memory Syndrome', has created a hotbed of controversy with regard to our understanding of how adult memory behaves when there has been childhood sexual abuse or other intrusive traumas in a person's life... » read the rest
	5 ways to improve communication in your marriage • Shannon Christie No one enters a new relationship thinking it will end. However, if the worst-case scenario comes true and you find yourself single again, having a post-break up action plan can shave several weeks off of the amount of time you spend recovering from the emotional upset... » read the rest
	How to move on after a break up • Shannon Christie Better, more effective communication in your marriage involves more than just talking. By being honest, making time for fun, eliminating one-upmanship and avoiding arguing on autopilot, you'll find yourself carving out new, more productive communication patterns with your spouse... » read the rest