Buchzusammenfassung
Alan E. Fruzzetti is a clinical psychologist, researcher, and expert in the field of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and the treatment of borderline personality disorder (BPD). He is known for his contributions to the development and dissemination of DBT, a therapeutic approach initially developed by Marsha M. Linehan, which is effective in treating individuals with BPD and other emotional dysregulation disorders.
Relationship conflicts often arise when emotions become overwhelming and communication breaks down between partners. However, there is hope for resolution. By incorporating mindfulness into your conversations and showing up in your relationship, you can begin to reassess the problems at hand. It is also crucial to acknowledge each other's emotions, as this can increase the chances of finding a way forward together.
Write down small things you can do to show your partner you care.
Spending quality time with your partner and practicing mindfulness can be achieved through small, genuine gestures. Create a list of meaningful actions such as cooking their favorite meal or taking care of a chore. As you engage in these acts, pay attention to how they make you feel, observe your partner's reaction, and acknowledge the affection you have for them.
“Validation between partners is the communication of understanding and acceptance”
“The feelings may be in reaction to faulty data, but the fact is that the person feels what she or he feels, wants what she or he wants, thinks what she or he thinks.”
“Certain responses, such as understanding and validating our experience, soothe our frayed emotional edges, but criticizing or invalidating our experience, are like salt in an open wound in our hearts.”
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