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    Have you ever wondered why Intimate Relationships never last? There are so many reasons for why relationships never last. Intimate relationships have countless ups and downs, but to make a relationship survive and work is to Trust, Commitment, and Equality with each other. Trust is a super important part of a healthy relationship, but it’s something that many people struggle with for a lot of different reasons. Trusting someone in a relationship can take time or be hard, but your own…

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    dimensions intervene between the affiliation of CEM and romantic relationship fulfilment in a trial of functioning young adults who are college undergraduate students. They believed intervention model base test was the key of a rising hypothetical structure integrating character and attachment in the research of romantic relationships. The outcomes of this study proved that the negative connection between CEM and romantic relationship gratification was completely relieved by ones criticism and…

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    The relationship style is, by definition, the way people connect with others. As human being, we all have a relationship style .Thus, this paper will be about my avoidant relationship with others, the way I connect with God and as well the way I work with myself to be a secure person nowadays. Growing up in a Christian family, I was taught to fear God and to be really mature in a way that I have to be responsible of all my actions. I was born in Cap-Haitian, the second largest city in Haiti…

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    Analyze one of your most important relationships. Begin by identifying the individual and briefly describing the relationship. Then use the principles in the chapters to analyze this relationship. One of my most important relationship is with my boyfriend. Our relationship consists of many aspects including emotional, physical, and spiritual. Our relationship changed and grew over the years. We started out just as friends but as we kept hanging out with each other it turned into more than…

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    to nurture bad relationships even when those relationships are destroying us. When I speak of relationships I’m not just speaking of intimate relationships you that you share with your partner, I’m speaking relationships that you might share with anyone. People deal with toxic relationships in their families, in their churches, or on their jobs. Anytime someone intimidates you, belittle you or your dreams, abuse you verbally or mentally, it is considered to be a toxic relationship. Toxic is…

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    A dual or multiple relationship is a blend of professional and personal relationships (Gerald Corey, 2011). One might also say that dual or multiple relationships is the crossing of boundary lines. The writer of this paper would like to think of relationships as circles as opposed to straight lines. For example, a therapist’s role in therapy is simple a therapist, one circle with no end. However, that same therapist is a member of a community in which he or she has friendships. So the…

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    hindering the development of satisfying relationships. The only exception being his parents and mental health professionals, both of which require a certain level of severity before they get…

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    elicits information from the client • The counselor is directive, in that they help the client to examine and resolve ambivalence • Readiness to change is not a trait of the client, but a fluctuating result of interpersonal interaction • The therapeutic relationship resembles a partnership or companionship When helping clients move these processes using motivational interviewing, the help must remember these…

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    Clients are treated as free beings and have the ability and the responsibility to make their own choices. The therapeutic relationship should be moving to ultimately enable the client to be moving towards these choices. This also means that our past does not lock us in. Our past certainly impacts much of who we are, but our present is determined by what is in our hearts…

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    from past pain as much as possible.” (p. 36) In self-protection a child can pull away from relationships into isolation. In isolation, the child will not be able to develop interpersonal relationships for later in life, including marriage, work, and as a student. Since past relationships were strained why should the…

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