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Intimacy Skills with Marty Klein!

Most individuals and couples enter therapy with a specific vision of their problems. For example, they may describe themselves as having “anger problems,” “sexual incompatibility” or “trust issues. ” a skillful therapist will explore how the clients’ framing of their situation is keeping them stuck—and how they might change that. You’ll learn how to identify the powerful client narratives that keep people stuck in their dysfunctional patterns. This class will describe and demonstrate various skills that improve communication. Using insights from linguistics, social psychology, existential psychology, and cultural studies, we will examine what makes communication smooth, and what creates obstacles to it. We’ll also consider the common client concern: “why do we always have to talk about our feelings?” to understand what enhances or diminishes intimacy. We will look at psychological issues like fear of rejection, fear of abandonment, and fear of being known. We’ll also look at the human yearning to be seen, understood, and accepted. We will discuss conflict as a collaborative rather than adversarial activity. We’ll examine guidelines for making conflict more productive, and therefore shorter and less painful. That includes the role of self-discipline, techniques of “fair fighting,” and the goals of healthy conflict. You can purchse the course using this link: https://modernsextherapyinstitutes.co... --- Chapters: 00:00 Meet Dr. Marty Klein! 00:20 Why This Course? Understanding What Keeps Clients Stuck 01:00 Reframing Client Narratives for Growth 01:45 The Role of Communication in Building Intimacy 02:30 “Why Do We Have to Talk About Our Feelings?” 03:10 Exploring Fear of Rejection, Abandonment, and Being Known 03:55 The Human Yearning to Be Seen and Understood 04:30 Conflict as Collaboration – Not Combat 05:10 Skills for Smoother, More Productive Conversations 05:50 Techniques for “Fair Fighting” and Self-Discipline 06:30 Goals of Healthy Conflict in Intimate Relationships