Key points

When a relationship dynamic involves one partner reacting a certain way, we want to explore why.

In the context of therapy, the scripts we write work best when anyone can say them.

One's anger toward a partner is often a learned reaction based on observing one's parents’ relationship.

One of my specialties is working with clients in individual therapy in combination with their experience in couples therapy. Oftentimes, when two people engage in couples therapy, the work starts out on communication and relationship dynamics, but eventually, we get to a point where we realize that the work that really needs to be done to improve the relationship is individual work. Once we identify that their relationship dynamic involves one partner or the other reacting a certain way, we w

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