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LoveWork: Skills for a Relational Life

LoveWork: Skills for a Relational Life

著者： Jerry Sander LCSW & Kristy Gaisford LCSW
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概要

Join therapists Jerry Sander & Kristy Gaisford as we look at both the hard truths, and joys, that accompany intimate relationships. Our perspective is personal, practical and based on experience: we've both been married, divorced, and married again after finding great partners for our second marriages. (Both of us had four children apiece in our first marriages; Kristy has four step-children in her second one). Both of us maintain relationally-focused private therapy practices, focusing on couples and individuals. ) We are both certified in Terry Real's Relational Life Therapy and are regular, authorized presenters of the weekend Relationship Boot Camp. We also offer a weekend workshop for those who are starting their lives again after the life-altering relational reset of divorce.

© 2025 LoveWork: Skills for a Relational Life 個人的成功 心理学 心理学・心の健康 自己啓発 衛生・健康的な生活
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